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A rowdy, joyous crowd gathered in a circle around young women drumming.

Governing Power

Colombian Left May Be on the Verge of Winning Power

By

Andrea Parra , Andrew Willis Garcés and Nikki Marín Baena

A popular uprising of millions. A candidate from the social movements. A broad Left electoral front. Colombia's political ground is shifting.

In the foreground, a big red banner with white lettering that reads “Democratic Socialists of America.” People in heavy coats, scarves and hats stand behind it. Most are white. The thick crowd extends back down the city street. Lots of people are holding other signs, white with red letters, saying “Working women of the world unite.”

Democracy, Strategy, Modes of Struggle: The High-Stakes Strife in DSA

By

Max Elbaum

A group of people smiling triumphantly, holding pieces of paper. Most are women; many wear scrubs and puffy shower-cap type covers on their heads.

Labor

Book Review: ‘On the Line,’ By Daisy Pitkin

By

Eric Dirnbach