Chapter Statement

Today is June 12th, 2020. Today is the anniversary of the Pulse nightclub shooting. Today the Trump administration finalized changes to the legal definition of sex discrimination that will make it once again

‌‌As DSA prepares to host a series of remote Pride events to celebrate queer liberation, we want highlight our understanding that queer liberation can only be achieved through working class power and that any socialism that fails to fight for queer liberation is unworthy of the name.

“You Can’t Have Capitalism Without Racism”The United States is a fundamentally racist society with white supremacy at its very core. Police, courts, and the entire government systematically exclude non-white people from

Today I do want to talk about me because today I’m terrified. I’ve been classified as an essential worker, forced to work against my will during this pandemic, and today I learned that one of my co-workers is calling out sick with COVID-19 consistent symptoms.

On Trans Day of Visibility, one of our members describes their experience living as a trans person in capitalist society! Join DSA to fight for socialism and trans liberation!

An injury to one is an injury to all! In the aftermath of a violent and unprovoked attack, DSA Cincinnati and Northern Kentucky stands in solidarity with our comrades in Kansas City DSA.

DSA regrets the closings of the Springdale and Western Hills locations of Planned Parenthood medical centers. There are now 3 medical centers and 1 surgical center left in the Southwest Ohio Region. While

On April 15th, 2018, a riot at Lee Correctional Facility in South Carolina resulted in the deaths of seven inmates. In response to these deadly conditions, prisoners across the country have declared a nation-wide prison strike from August 21st to September 9th.