Rather than call on Congress to put together a comprehensive and lasting bailout of the working class, President Trump signed four meager executive orders on Saturday, August 8th, nominally for the purpose of

Minneapolis has a long history of racial disparities in its policing of its citizens. According to the ACLU, “Black Minneapolitans were 8.7 times more likely than whites to be arrested for a

National Students for a Democratic Society condemns in the strongest possible language the attempts by Colombian and American terrorists to invade the sovereign state of Venezuela on May 3rd and May 4th and

Students for a Democratic Society demands justice for the murder of Ahmaud Arbery by Gregory and Travis McMichael in Brunswick, Georgia. Ahmaud Arbery, a 25-year-old Black man, was fatally shot 3 times while

Since the outbreak of COVID-19 in the United States, two of the most at-risk groups are detained undocumented people and people currently incarcerated in the US prison system. Despite the ongoing pandemic, ICE

We are living in the middle of a global pandemic, with an economic depression at our front door. Today, there are over 42,000 confirmed coronavirus infections in the United States, growing exponentially

The primary responsibility of colleges and universities is to tend to the health, safety, and basic needs of their students, especially during this period of crisis. Students are owed actual leadership from university

On March 12, the US conducted airstrikes on Iranian backed bases in Iraq. This was in response to attacks on a US base in Iraq, and was defended by the US government as

As students fighting for radical progressive change in this country, we are saddened to face a probable Biden victory for the Democrat Party presidential nomination after what happened on Super Tuesday. But we

In the United States a police officer takes a person life on the average of every 7 hours. (FiveThirtyEight) It’s not uncommon today to hear on the news or see on some

For more than fifty years, the Palestinean people have been fighting for their right to existence in their homeland against the US-supported apartheid state of Israel. In recent years, Israel has shown no

Students for a Democratic Society calls on all chapters, affiliates and sympathetic groups to continue the fight against white supremacy and protect the rights of oppressed nationalities by taking an anti-racism stance. Anti-racism

New SDS commends the many accomplishments of the progressive government of Venezuela, especially in the field of higher education. As early as 2003, Hugo Chavez’s government embarked on a massive project to

The United States’ war in Afghanistan will turn 18 soon and recently surpassed the Vietnam War as the longest US war. There are now troops being enlisted who were born after the 9/

National Students for a Democratic (SDS) renews our resolution to struggle alongside the movement for labor rights, better working conditions, and unionization. National SDS recognizes the plight of workers as one of the

National Students for a Democratic Society (SDS) declares fighting support for the rights of LGBTQIA+ people. Younger than other popular people’s movements, the movement for LGBTQIA+ rights did not truly appear until

Climate change has been an issue in American politics for decades, but it has never been more pressing than right now. Roughly ninety-seven percent of scientists agree that the climate crisis poses a

National Students for a Democratic (SDS) renews our resolution to struggle alongside the movement for immigrant rights, legalization for all, and an end to family separation. National SDS recognizes the attack on immigrants

The Donald Trump presidency has been characterized by attacks on the working class and oppressed people across the US and the world. The vast majority of people gain nothing from the Trump presidency