We are the Long Island chapter of the Democratic Socialists of America, the largest socialist organization in the United States.
Long Island DSA, formed from the former Nassau and Suffolk County chapters, organizes across our communities to fight for democracy, dignity, and a better future.
We believe people and communities should come before profit. We are not a political party but a member-driven movement that builds power through direct action, political education, electoral campaigns, and holding elected officials accountable.
We fight for societal transformation, including universal single-payer healthcare, a Green New Deal, free public education, workplace democracy, and guaranteed housing, to strengthen care and solidarity across Long Island.
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June 27th is National HIV Testing Day.
Launched in 1995, the day promotes regular screening as a critical tool for ending the epidemic.
Regular testing is key to maintaining your health, the health of those around you, and keeping our communities safe! https://t.co/uOuXmHa8OC
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Today marks the anniversary of Obergefell v. Hodges, affirming the fundamental right of same-sex couples to marry.
As LGBTQ+ rights face renewed attacks on Long Island and across the country, Long Island DSA remains committed to the fight for liberation, equality, and justice. https://t.co/qxwKSRgkPL
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There's still time to go vote!
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5 days ago
Join us at Nautilus Roasting Co. on June 28 for an evening of live music and poetry!
Entry is free, with a suggested $5 donation encouraged.
All contributions will support the People’s Food Forest, a half-acre community garden on the Sisters of St. Joseph campus in Brentwood. https://t.co/4rqFf6puxx
7 days ago