by Dianne Feeley On June 8 the Michigan Coalition for Reproductive Liberation went to Lansing to demand legislators repeal the state’s 1931 abortion ban that remains on the books. Reading our collective statement and chanting from the gallery, we disrupted business as usual until security forced us out. Since the…

by Anne Jackson, past president of the UM Professional Nurse Council, a local of the Michigan Nurses Association The 6,500 nurses at University of Michigan hospital are in negotiations for a new contract as ours expires June 30. We are looking for community and labor support. Join us at the…

by Vince Carducci Syracuse University geographer and DSA member Matthew Huber will discuss his new book Climate Change as Class War: Building Socialism on a Warming Planet (Verso, 2022) on Sunday, May 22, at 3 PM at Source Booksellers, 4240 Cass Ave, #105, Detroit. He will then meet with Metro…

This article is the first in a new series consisting of answers from Detroit DSA members to an activism related question posted on Detroit DSA social media platforms. The question this time was the following: What strategies and/or tactics do you believe are the most important, or most urgent, for…

by Ian McClure and Kayla Sharpe Nine student organizers from the Detroit area attended YDSA’s Winter Conference April 1–3 at the Chicago Teachers Union headquarters, with five from Wayne State and two each from Lawrence Tech and Oakland University. Panels, workshops, and breakout sessions combined political education and practical skills…