Here is our chapter’s statement regarding the allegations against Cesar Chavez, presented by SV DSA member Stacey at our March Chapter Meeting. View the recording on Instagram. The Labor Working Group’s Statement in response to the Cesar Chavez investigation results: This news will affect each person differently, for some it is the loss of a… Read more »
Stop and Smell the Roses: A Look Back on Canvassing for Mamdani
By Jessen F Our ancestors in the labor movement fought for bread, but they fought for roses, too. This saying means that while we desire subsistence, we also want beauty. As a union organizer and Silicon Valley DSA co-chair, I worked non-stop in 2025. Daily local fights just to earn my bread. Like many socialists,… Read more »
SVDSA Condemns the United States’ Imperialist War Against Venezuela
Two nights ago, Trump’s fascist regime carried out airstrikes on Venezuela’s capital and kidnapped Venezuela’s leader, Nicolás Maduro, along with his wife, Cilia Flores. In this armed invasion of a sovereign nation, the US also shamelessly murdered at least 40 Venezuelan people, including civilians. The Silicon Valley Democratic Socialists of America mourns this loss of… Read more »
The Dream of Tomorrow: What Mamdani’s Win Means for Silicon Valley DSA
How many times have you been told that real change is impractical? That America isn’t ready for something new? That we need to make compromises with an ever more ruthless fascist regime? However, the proof that we can dream bigger is here! Because Zohran Mamdani, a member of the Democratic Socialists of America’s New York… Read more »
Thoughts on our National Chapter Convention
In mid-August 2025, on a sweltering Chicago weekend, ringing with camaraderie, over 1200 socialists descended for the Democratic Socialists of America’s biennial National Convention. The Democratic Socialists of America or DSA is the largest socialist organization in the United States, boasting 80,000 members nationwide. DSA, democratically run by this membership, organized in different chapters, is… Read more »
SVDSA Supports Prop 50
Silicon Valley DSA (SV DSA) adopted a resolution in support of Proposition 50, also known as the “Election Rigging Response Act.” This state constitutional amendment will appear on the November 4 special election and would allow the California legislature to sidestep the bipartisan commission currently in place and draw a congressional district map for election… Read more »
SVDSA Supports Measure A to Protect our County Hospital System
On independence day during the first year of his second term, President Donald J. Trump signed budget reconciliation bill H.R.1 into law. Dubbed by conservative lawmakers as the ‘One Big Beautiful Bill’, H.R.1 was the catalyst for a tumultuous legislative cycle defined by rewrites, carveouts, and dishonesty. While the president claimed this bill would address… Read more »
SVDSA Condemns the Recent Genocidal Attacks on Gaza
During the early morning of March 18, as people were asleep or preparing suhoor to begin their Ramadan fast, the Israeli occupation forces openly resumed the massacre of Palestinians in Gaza. Over 400 Palestinians were murdered in a single day, including 174 children – one of the largest child death tolls in Gaza ever recorded.… Read more »
SVDSA opposes AB 1468’s racist attacks on ethnic studies
The Silicon Valley Democratic Socialists of America condemn the introduction of California Assembly Bill 1468 (Zbur, Addis), which seeks to distort ethnic studies curricula to focus exclusively on the “domestic” experiences of historically marginalized groups in American society. We oppose the proposed restriction to focus on “domestic” experiences, because foreign policy evidently affects various ethnic… Read more »
On the 2024 US national election
The results of the election are frightening and difficult to process. DSA knows that Donald Trump and the Republican Party will be a terror on the working class while they remain in power. This terror will disproportionately impact already vulnerable communities, including people who are Black, indigenous, Hispanic, queer, immigrants, and more, as it did… Read more »