Emergency protest tonight in DTLA
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TONIGHT! Tuesday, May 3 @ 6:30 p.m.
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The Supreme Court plans to overturn Roe v. Wade, according to a draft opinion leaked yesterday. As socialists, we believe that abortion is healthcare, and healthcare is a human right.
Join DSA-LA and other organizations in protest tonight at 6:30pm outside the US Courthouse in Downtown LA: 350 W. 1st St, Los Angeles.
Also, sign on below to the national DSA pledge to take action. They may have the courts, but we have the people power.
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Healthcare Justice Committee meeting tonight
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TONIGHT! Tuesday, May 3 @ 7:30 p.m.
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Members of the DSA-LA Healthcare Justice Committee would like to invite members of DSA-LA to attend an emergency Zoom meeting at 7:30pm on Tuesday, May 3rd.
This meeting will be hosted by the women of HJC and we would like it to be an opportunity for those personally affected by anti-choice legislation to have their voices heard.
We are angry and we need a space to share, discuss, and organize immediate, actionable next steps.
Join Zoom Meeting
https://us02web.zoom.us/j/89989344128
Meeting ID: 899 8934 4128
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Thank you for coming out to May Day 2022
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A huge thank-you to everyone who showed up to rep DSA-LA on Sunday at the 2022 May Day march! Over 130 members came out to march in solidarity with workers. And a massive personal thank you to everyone who helped lead chants, marshal folks, pass out water and snacks and t-shirts, set up, cleaned up, phone and text banked for turnout, gave speeches, shuttled supplies, and attended countless planning meetings for the last six weeks. The excitement in the air was vibrant. A better world is possible!
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The following list is only a highlight of what's happening this week with DSA-LA. Please check out our online calendar for full list of committee meetings & chapter events! Be sure to also follow our Instagram & Twitter for real-time announcements and calls-to-action!
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Please check out the DSA-LA calendar for all of this week's events, including phonebanks and canvasses for the chapter's three endorsed candidates (Fatima, Eunisses, and Hugo); a chapterwide canvass for Childcare 4 All; the next installment of the Political Education Committee's Black Leftist Night School; and the Mutual Aid Committee's book club.
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