Recent Statements
The Lesson of May Day
By Zack R.140 years ago today, American workers launched a general strike. Their demand was simple: “eight hours for work, eight hours for rest, and eight hours for what we will.” In Chicago, New York, and Detroit, workers took to the streets and demonstrated to employers and police apparatchiks ...
Condemning US war on Venezuela
In the early morning of January 3, 2026, the United States invaded Venezuela and kidnapped President Nicolás Maduro and Cilia Flores. This is the latest in a series of murderous, lawless actions taken by the Trump administration in violation of Venezuelan sovereignty.The United States government ...
On Trump's Executive Orders
Pittsburgh DSA Coordinating CommitteePittsburgh DSA joins the rest of the Democratic Socialists of America in condemning President Trump’s immediate assault on immigrants, trans people, and workers through his recent slew of executive orders. These orders will not only make life worse for workers...
Calls Upon Sara Innamorato
Approved by the General Body, May 16, 2024Pittsburgh Democratic Socialists of America calls upon Allegheny County Executive Sara Innamorato to end her seven months of silence on the US-funded Israeli genocide of Palestinians.On October 11th, Sara Innamorato issued a statement which remains one of...
Solidarity with Palestine
The conflict can only end if the apartheid regime is lifted from the river to the sea. Our goal as socialists and internationalists is liberation for all oppressed peoples, especially those oppressed by the largest recipient of United States foreign aid. Our desire for peace goes much further tha...
On the BDSWG and the NPC
Approved by the General Body, May 16, 2022We, the Pittsburgh Chapter of Democratic Socialists of America (DSA), reaffirm our commitment to Palestinian Liberation. We join the chorus of DSA chapters formally rebuking the DSA National Political Committee’s (NPC’s) decision to de-charter the Boycott...
Letter of support for United Museum Workers
Pittsburgh DSA Labor CommitteeOn June 20, workers at four of Pittsburgh’s Carnegie Museums announced their campaign to win recognition as the United Museum Workers union. Many in the labor movement associate Andrew Carnegie with violent anti-unionism, and now — only a short distance from the site...