Can a model designed in advance rally the people who would build it?

Nithya Raman has won the official endorsement of DSA-LA following weeks of contentious yet constructive debate in Geese by both sides of the question. J. Ryder argues that the entire chapter should now mobilize and unite under a permanent campaign to build a socialist pole in LA and defeat Karen Bass to meet the crucial challenges ahead against the establishment.

In their statement on the MOCA "Strategy to Combat Antisemitism," World to Win argues that Mayor Mamdani’s new antisemitism strategy launders Zionist and carceral politics through the language of public safety, empowers the NYPD, and directs public money toward Zionist institutions,  making the terrain more dangerous for pro-Palestine organizers in New York City.

Zohran Mamdani’s new Strategy to Combat Antisemitism concedes ideological ground to the Zionist lobby that has spent a year attacking him. But this problem is not limited to Mamdani or New York; it belongs to DSA. Scott Patrick examines the report's problems and argues that building a genuinely mass political movement requires refusing to give up the struggle for a Free Palestine.

The Marxist concept of progress has often been the subject of much debate. In his debut for Geese, moving from the American Revolution to Haiti’s revolution to today, Bobby argues that we must clarify the distinction between Marxist and liberal concepts of progress and understand history as a sequence of mistakes that we reflect on, not a determined sequence of events.