Gen Z is warming to socialism, though they’re not ready to be labeled. This and more in Red All Over, Democratic Left’s occasional round-up of media coverage.

By organizing statewide to back State Rep. Shaun Scott’s push to tax the rich, DSA had an impact much larger than its legislative delegation. The state’s socialists-in-office committee discussed the experience at a recent retreat.

With the undemocratic constitution off our backs and a new political playing field, a better world will be possible.

An AutoZone location unionizes, strong results in Delaware, Raman leads in the polls, and more in Chapter and Verse, Democratic Left’s monthly round-up of chapter news.

Contemporary authoritarianism and exploitation of the Filipino working class are rooted in the Philippines' past as a U.S. colony.

Sixty candidates and some sitting U.S. Congress members signed a pledge saying “we are capitalist, not socialist” — but polls suggest they are increasingly out of line with the trend of public opinion.

Thousands of New Yorkers protest Benjamin Netanyahu at the United Nations.

A member of Brazil’s Socialism and Liberty Party (PSOL) discusses their alliance with Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva’s Workers’ Party (PT) to beat the far right — and the stakes riding on the defeat of Trumpism for Brazil and the rest of the world.

The cost of the long-term care of our child is a constant source of anxiety. A just society would not punish its vulnerable members for their inability to compete on the capitalist market.

New York Assemblymember Diana Moreno discusses the collapse into violence of her native Ecuador with U.S. collusion.

Public schools returning to democratic civic education can help save public education and working class politics.

Democratic Left interviews Police Reform Organizing Project Director Robert Gangi about Zohran Mamdani and the NYPD.

DSA members gathered in Chicago this summer for organizer training and discussion of urgent issues facing the organization. Event organizers spoke with the Class podcast about their vision for the event.

Our interview with Vice-Chair Martha Kleedörfer, vice-chair of Die Linke in Berlin. In Die Linke's surge Kleedörfer secured a seat in the Berlin House of Representatives, doubling the party's share of the vote in her constituency.

Naomi Klein and Astra Taylor launched their book tour for “End Time Fascism: and the Fight for the Living World” on a DSA mass call on Thursday.

A right to bargain would give many workers in this country a brand-new experience: a chance to change their reality on the job.

Devin Thomas O’Shea’s The Veiled Prophet profiles a not-so-secret secret society that presided over a troubled and troubling metropolis.

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