Boston DSA

Voting for the November 3rd general election is underway. 9 questions will be asked of Massachusetts voters—here’s our take! Vote yes for the working class, vote no empowering the rich. Share far and wide with friends, family, coworkers, and anyone will listen!

This appeal was issued by the World Federation of Trade Unions for dockworkers, who are set to strike 100 ports worldwide, blocking over $2 billion to Israel. working-mass.com/2026/10/26/w...

Tufts library workers organized with SEIU 888 rallied to demand union recognition in their fight for a contract that affords them fair and sufficient compensation to be able to live in Greater Boston. working-mass.com/2026/10/24/t...

Thank you to everyone who came to today's Coffee With Comrades and special thanks to those who joined the Eviction Defense Canvass afterwards. If you'd like to be a part of this movement, join DSA and sign up for MVDSA's newsletter to learn about upcoming events: linktr.ee/merrimackdsa

Boston DSA covers much of eastern Mass, but if you live in Boston Proper, this meeting is for you! Learn about what’s going on in Boston organizing and get involved! RSVP at bdsa.us/bostonpropermtg

Spook some capitalists- Join us Saturday for Coffee with Comrades followed by an Eviction Defense Canvass! RSVP to Coffee with Comrades: actionnetwork.org/events/merri... RSVP to the Eviction Defense Canvass: actionnetwork.org/events/merri...

Curious about DSA? New to DSA? Just want to hang out with your comrades in DSA? We'll be hosting another Coffee With Comrades in Lowell this Saturday: actionnetwork.org/events/merri...

Join us Saturday for our monthly meeting! We'll be talking about labor solidarity plans with Cambridge educators and Harvard & MIT grad students, organizing against Question 5, Cambridge For Palestine's divestment campaign, and of course Monday's huge win for sex worker justice. bdsa.us/cdsa10-26

Last Saturday, we spent some time with our local teachers’ union, the Cambridge Education Association, at Danehy Park’s Family Fun Day. Teachers are looking for support from the public next Monday, Sept 28th, at City Hall. Please show up and let our educators how much we appreciate their work.

Working Mass sat down with representatives of three organized labor unions at WPI, plus American Association of University Professors (AAUP), to talk about the importance of their work, their organizations, and their conflicts with the bosses on campus. working-mass.com/2026/09/18/s...

Yesterday we held the first ever S-x Worker Pride March in Boston. S-x workers are your neighbors, your community members, and your colleagues, and we are proud of who we are! ☂️

BOYCOTT STARBUCKS 🚫☕️ DSA supports baristas fighting for fair wages and conditions against one of the biggest union busters around!

Workers at the Encore Boston Harbor, organized in bargaining units affiliated with @teamsters.bsky.social 25 and @local26-unitehere.bsky.social, went on strike September 4 in advance of Labor Day following the expiration of their contract on August 31. working-mass.com/2026/09/13/h...

OPINION: After rent control was defeated by the courts and the landlords, housing organizers must ask what went wrong, and where the movement for affordable housing goes from here. working-mass.com/2026/09/09/o...

At the parade were all the ranks: the Service Employees International Union (SEIU), Boston Teachers Union (BTU), SAG-AFTRA, and the United Auto Workers (UAW). At the heart of the march was DSA: red signs, each blazened with “Socialism Beats Fascism.” working-mass.com/2026/09/11/i...

Back by popular demand! We’re partnering with @opinorg.bsky.social again to host another virtual neighborhood defense training! Learn about your rights and how to invoke them & protect your community! All are welcome! RSVP here: workers.fyi/DSA-NDT

Innovations in AI and surveillance technology have made it easier than ever to keep tabs on workers and curtail any union activity — no more so than innovator and supervillain corporation Amazon. Introducing the Amazonopticon.

This Thursday 9/10, join us for a talk with @naomiaklein.bsky.social & @astra.bsky.social on their new book "End Times Fascism & the Fight for the Living World"!

The through-line for the Workers Deserve More program is an expansion of democracy, in our communities, in our politics, and in our economy. Visit dsausa.org/join today and help bring real democracy to our lives. You can also see the full Workers Deserve More program at program.dsausa.org 🌹

We had a great time today talking with our neighbors, discussing our organizing in the area, and celebrating the workers of the world. If you liked what you heard, join us for our next meeting on September 16 or for Coffee with Comrades in Lawrence on September 19: linktr.ee/merrimackdsa

Want to celebrate Labor Day by helping us take on the bosses and build a socialist future? Stop by our booth on Monday at Heritage State Park in Lawrence at the Bread and Roses Festival!

It's been amazing to be part of this campaign with so many of you. Thinking about how we can use the ways we've grown to continue in the struggle, please join us at the monthly Cambridge DSA meeting this coming Tuesday evening. RSVP: bdsa.us/CDSASep08

Thank you, and solidarity forever.

We can’t do this without you. Make sure you vote today, tell 3 of your friends, and come join us. Polls close at 8pm. Find your nearest polling site at: wheredoivotema.com Together, we can build a Massachusetts for everyone.

On Friday, volunteers conducted outreach across the city of Lowell, offering resources and support to neighbors facing eviction. This work makes a direct impact on the lives of our community members, helping us stay housed and build working class power! Wanna help out next time? Follow us!

Polls close at 8pm tomorrow. We’ve got 24 hours left. Find your nearest polling site at: wheredoivotema.com Thank you so much to everyone who volunteered in the last 9 months to build this campaign. It is an honor to be in this movement with all of you.

Our volunteer canvassers and neighbors have seen these flyers around Cambridge today. We have no idea who put these up, but we want to be clear that these did not come from our campaign or from anybody supporting us.

Cambridge is not for sale. Hospital CEOs have checks. We’ve got the people. Corporate lobbyists and billionaires can spend all they want on our opponent, but they can’t buy a conversation at the door. They can’t buy solidarity. And they sure as hell can’t buy this election.

Cambridge has been crushed by rising costs of housing ever since rent control was outlawed across Massachusetts in 1994, as Massachusetts has not built enough housing throughout our state. The state blocks cities like Cambridge from enacting local solutions to protect renters.

Denise Provost is a former State Rep from Somerville who has experienced firsthand the obstacles that get in the way of passing good policy on Beacon Hill.

Massachusetts is the last blue state with a voluntary 287(g) agreement with ICE. The PROTECT Act was an important victory, won by immigrants and advocates who spent years pressuring Beacon Hill. But the work isn’t finished. The law leaves a massive loophole that allows this agreement to continue.

Healthcare industry CEOs and lobbyists have been funding Rep Decker’s campaign. As Chair of the Joint Committee on Public Health, our opponent is responsible for oversight and regulation of public health in MA. Those who profit from the healthcare crisis trust Rep Decker.

Massachusetts loves to call itself progressive. But too often, bold ideas go to die at the State House.

We are proud to be endorsed by organizations based right here in Cambridge in addition to state based and national organizations.

The State House has enough politicians who know how to fall in line. Evan knows how to organize people to fight back. When union insiders tried to intimidate reformers and drown out dissent, Evan kept organizing, helping win historic democratic reforms and usher in new leadership at the @uaw.org.

The billionaires have their lobbyists. Harvard has its billions. Trump has his appointees. Working people have each other.

Our opponent has raised the most donations of any political campaign in Cambridge history. Who is behind the money seeking to keep Rep Decker in office? John Fish is a billionaire and CEO of Suffolk Construction, which is negotiating to build a new women’s prison in Mass.