Democratic Socialists
@dsyp.org
Organising for a united, socialist, anti-capitalist, anti-imperialist, member-led @thisisyourparty.bsky.social
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Organising Strategy (5/5)
Despite this caveat, the overall political importance of securing trans liberation within the OS document outweighs these concerns at this stage. Supporting this document helps lay foundations for a more democratic, socialist, and inclusive party.
Despite this caveat, the overall political importance of securing trans liberation within the OS document outweighs these concerns at this stage. Supporting this document helps lay foundations for a more democratic, socialist, and inclusive party.
December 1, 2025 at 2:54 PM
Organising Strategy (5/5)
Despite this caveat, the overall political importance of securing trans liberation within the OS document outweighs these concerns at this stage. Supporting this document helps lay foundations for a more democratic, socialist, and inclusive party.
Despite this caveat, the overall political importance of securing trans liberation within the OS document outweighs these concerns at this stage. Supporting this document helps lay foundations for a more democratic, socialist, and inclusive party.
Organising Strategy (4/5)
We note serious concerns about Motion 121. It risks recreating the bureaucratic union affiliation model that has historically undermined socialist organising. We support a rank-and-file, member-driven approach to TU work—not top-down affiliations.
We note serious concerns about Motion 121. It risks recreating the bureaucratic union affiliation model that has historically undermined socialist organising. We support a rank-and-file, member-driven approach to TU work—not top-down affiliations.
December 1, 2025 at 2:54 PM
Organising Strategy (4/5)
We note serious concerns about Motion 121. It risks recreating the bureaucratic union affiliation model that has historically undermined socialist organising. We support a rank-and-file, member-driven approach to TU work—not top-down affiliations.
We note serious concerns about Motion 121. It risks recreating the bureaucratic union affiliation model that has historically undermined socialist organising. We support a rank-and-file, member-driven approach to TU work—not top-down affiliations.
Organising Strategy (3/5)
The document also enables branches to support targeted grassroots candidates, which could open avenues for DSYP-aligned local campaigns.
The document also enables branches to support targeted grassroots candidates, which could open avenues for DSYP-aligned local campaigns.
December 1, 2025 at 2:54 PM
Organising Strategy (3/5)
The document also enables branches to support targeted grassroots candidates, which could open avenues for DSYP-aligned local campaigns.
The document also enables branches to support targeted grassroots candidates, which could open avenues for DSYP-aligned local campaigns.
Organising Strategy (2/5)
The motions included on this question offer both symbolic and practical protections, helping to keep reactionary elements out of the party and showing solidarity with our trans comrades in a moment of real danger.
The motions included on this question offer both symbolic and practical protections, helping to keep reactionary elements out of the party and showing solidarity with our trans comrades in a moment of real danger.
December 1, 2025 at 2:54 PM
Organising Strategy (2/5)
The motions included on this question offer both symbolic and practical protections, helping to keep reactionary elements out of the party and showing solidarity with our trans comrades in a moment of real danger.
The motions included on this question offer both symbolic and practical protections, helping to keep reactionary elements out of the party and showing solidarity with our trans comrades in a moment of real danger.
Organising Strategy (1/5)
Given the current political climate in YP and the wider left—especially the influence of transphobic forces in UK politics—it is essential that Your Party clearly defends and enshrines trans rights.
Given the current political climate in YP and the wider left—especially the influence of transphobic forces in UK politics—it is essential that Your Party clearly defends and enshrines trans rights.
December 1, 2025 at 2:54 PM
Organising Strategy (1/5)
Given the current political climate in YP and the wider left—especially the influence of transphobic forces in UK politics—it is essential that Your Party clearly defends and enshrines trans rights.
Given the current political climate in YP and the wider left—especially the influence of transphobic forces in UK politics—it is essential that Your Party clearly defends and enshrines trans rights.
Standing Orders (3/3)
We are also concerned that the proposed regional structures for policy development sideline local branches, undermining member-led grassroots deliberation.
For these reasons, we recommend rejecting the Standing Orders.
We are also concerned that the proposed regional structures for policy development sideline local branches, undermining member-led grassroots deliberation.
For these reasons, we recommend rejecting the Standing Orders.
December 1, 2025 at 2:54 PM
Standing Orders (3/3)
We are also concerned that the proposed regional structures for policy development sideline local branches, undermining member-led grassroots deliberation.
For these reasons, we recommend rejecting the Standing Orders.
We are also concerned that the proposed regional structures for policy development sideline local branches, undermining member-led grassroots deliberation.
For these reasons, we recommend rejecting the Standing Orders.
Standing Orders (2/3)
Democracy must be deliberative, rooted in discussion, persuasion, and collective decision-making—not just digital polling.
Democracy must be deliberative, rooted in discussion, persuasion, and collective decision-making—not just digital polling.
December 1, 2025 at 2:54 PM
Standing Orders (2/3)
Democracy must be deliberative, rooted in discussion, persuasion, and collective decision-making—not just digital polling.
Democracy must be deliberative, rooted in discussion, persuasion, and collective decision-making—not just digital polling.
Standing Orders (1/3)
These Standing Orders enshrine online OMOV as the primary method of decision-making. We believe this system fundamentally disenfranchises members, atomises participation, and—as this weekend has shown—is wide open to manipulation.
These Standing Orders enshrine online OMOV as the primary method of decision-making. We believe this system fundamentally disenfranchises members, atomises participation, and—as this weekend has shown—is wide open to manipulation.
December 1, 2025 at 2:54 PM
Standing Orders (1/3)
These Standing Orders enshrine online OMOV as the primary method of decision-making. We believe this system fundamentally disenfranchises members, atomises participation, and—as this weekend has shown—is wide open to manipulation.
These Standing Orders enshrine online OMOV as the primary method of decision-making. We believe this system fundamentally disenfranchises members, atomises participation, and—as this weekend has shown—is wide open to manipulation.
Read more on our proposal for collective leadership here:
🧵 We're really glad the party has chosen to put forward collective leadership as an option.
Here's our vision for collective leadership and why it's important 👇
Here's our vision for collective leadership and why it's important 👇
November 26, 2025 at 11:14 AM
Read more on our proposal for collective leadership here: