@natf93.bsky.social
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There's a very real need here for a community member who has been shot. Please donate if you can. gofund.me/eb5909d71
Donate to Help Ashley Recover From Being Shot, organized by Peyton Allen
My friend Ashley, a 24 year old trans woman, was walking home from the Black Hart bar… Peyton Allen needs your support for Help Ashley Recover From Being Shot
gofund.me
November 26, 2025 at 11:18 PM
There's a very real need here for a community member who has been shot. Please donate if you can. gofund.me/eb5909d71
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Proud of our electeds and members who showed up for community yesterday 🌹
St. Paul police used tear gas and pepper spray Tuesday as hundreds of demonstrators confronted them and dozens of federal agents on the city’s East Side.
Council member criticizes St. Paul police conduct during federal arrest
Hundreds of demonstrators confronted dozens of federal agents and St. Paul police Tuesday as authorities arrested a man at a home on Rose Avenue on the East Side.
sahanjournal.com
November 26, 2025 at 3:36 PM
Proud of our electeds and members who showed up for community yesterday 🌹
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You cannot tell me that the All of Mpls PAC smears of Omar Fateh didn’t play a role in this
www.reuters.com/world/us/tru...
www.reuters.com/world/us/tru...
www.reuters.com
November 22, 2025 at 2:35 AM
You cannot tell me that the All of Mpls PAC smears of Omar Fateh didn’t play a role in this
www.reuters.com/world/us/tru...
www.reuters.com/world/us/tru...
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I’m sickened to hear the decision made by Donald Trump to terminate the Temporary Protected Status (TPS Program) for Somalis in Minnesota. This program protects so many of our immigrant neighbors in Minneapolis. 1/
November 22, 2025 at 2:35 AM
I’m sickened to hear the decision made by Donald Trump to terminate the Temporary Protected Status (TPS Program) for Somalis in Minnesota. This program protects so many of our immigrant neighbors in Minneapolis. 1/
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I am a citizen and so are majority of Somalis in America. Good luck celebrating a policy change that really doesn’t have much impact on the Somalis you love to hate. We are here to stay 💁🏽♀️
November 22, 2025 at 2:31 AM
I am a citizen and so are majority of Somalis in America. Good luck celebrating a policy change that really doesn’t have much impact on the Somalis you love to hate. We are here to stay 💁🏽♀️
Reposting with the correct link: act.dsausa.org/s/2681.LAs5n1
November 21, 2025 at 10:42 PM
Reposting with the correct link: act.dsausa.org/s/2681.LAs5n1
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Frey vote share was negatively correlated with share of workers that take transit, housing cost burden, share renters, share non-english speakers and share BIPOC residents.
November 20, 2025 at 8:55 PM
Frey vote share was negatively correlated with share of workers that take transit, housing cost burden, share renters, share non-english speakers and share BIPOC residents.
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Last week, 65,000+ residents voted to elect a democratic socialist mayor. All Council races that had a DSA-endorsed candidate won by overwhelming margin. These results send a clear message: people want leaders who will fight for working-class communities, not corporate interests.
November 13, 2025 at 2:32 PM
Last week, 65,000+ residents voted to elect a democratic socialist mayor. All Council races that had a DSA-endorsed candidate won by overwhelming margin. These results send a clear message: people want leaders who will fight for working-class communities, not corporate interests.
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Thank you again @OmarFatehMN.com for stepping up & running. Congrats again to @robin4mpls.bsky.social, @sorenwithward8.bsky.social, @jchavezmpls.bsky.social & @aishaforward10.com. We're looking forward to continuing our work together at City Hall.
Our organizing continues—join us at buff.ly/N5iYUbf
Our organizing continues—join us at buff.ly/N5iYUbf
Join DSA. Become a member today.
Democratic socialists have an historic opportunity and responsibility to play a central role in continuing the political revolution for the long term. As a democratic, grassroots organization, DSA is…
buff.ly
November 12, 2025 at 7:30 PM
Thank you again @OmarFatehMN.com for stepping up & running. Congrats again to @robin4mpls.bsky.social, @sorenwithward8.bsky.social, @jchavezmpls.bsky.social & @aishaforward10.com. We're looking forward to continuing our work together at City Hall.
Our organizing continues—join us at buff.ly/N5iYUbf
Our organizing continues—join us at buff.ly/N5iYUbf
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When Twin Cities DSA members voted to endorse @OmarFatehMN.com for mayor, we knew the task before us would be hard. Landlords, Wall Street developers & corporations like Lyft poured millions of dollars into this election to spread racist, Islamophobic lies to protect their profits.
November 12, 2025 at 7:30 PM
When Twin Cities DSA members voted to endorse @OmarFatehMN.com for mayor, we knew the task before us would be hard. Landlords, Wall Street developers & corporations like Lyft poured millions of dollars into this election to spread racist, Islamophobic lies to protect their profits.
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my life in ward 7 has been 13 years of lisa goodman, 2 years of katie cashman, next up: 4 years of something worse than goodman: elizabeth shaffer
fuck it. i have no plans to leave this ward so i joined DSA lmao. RADICALIZED
fuck it. i have no plans to leave this ward so i joined DSA lmao. RADICALIZED
November 12, 2025 at 6:52 PM
my life in ward 7 has been 13 years of lisa goodman, 2 years of katie cashman, next up: 4 years of something worse than goodman: elizabeth shaffer
fuck it. i have no plans to leave this ward so i joined DSA lmao. RADICALIZED
fuck it. i have no plans to leave this ward so i joined DSA lmao. RADICALIZED
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Why is DSA Divided? In the New Liberator, Groundwork member Ben Davis argues that DSA's ideological splits reflect our divided political terrain, responding to Tom Goodkind's analysis of the 2025 DSA Convention: “Can We Meet the Moment?”
November 11, 2025 at 12:38 AM
Why is DSA Divided? In the New Liberator, Groundwork member Ben Davis argues that DSA's ideological splits reflect our divided political terrain, responding to Tom Goodkind's analysis of the 2025 DSA Convention: “Can We Meet the Moment?”
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After a hard fought election cycle, join TCDSA members at Arbeiter Brewing tomorrow at 8pm for a casual social and conversations about the organizing that lies ahead of us.
actionnetwork.org/events/tcdsa...
actionnetwork.org/events/tcdsa...
November 10, 2025 at 1:51 AM
After a hard fought election cycle, join TCDSA members at Arbeiter Brewing tomorrow at 8pm for a casual social and conversations about the organizing that lies ahead of us.
actionnetwork.org/events/tcdsa...
actionnetwork.org/events/tcdsa...
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I definitely had the Democratic Party selling out in my bingo card.
November 10, 2025 at 3:59 AM
I definitely had the Democratic Party selling out in my bingo card.
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Why are we asking voters to move from the candidate who was clearly the most popular, funded, and organized challenger?
Moderates obsesses over “electability”, right? By every measure Fateh was the most electable.
We were always happy to make coalition with the center. That wasn’t reciprocal.
Moderates obsesses over “electability”, right? By every measure Fateh was the most electable.
We were always happy to make coalition with the center. That wasn’t reciprocal.
That might be true in most elections, but in this one it’s less relevant because Fateh voters had DeWayne right there. It wasn’t like they had to move that far. Center right voters would still have been moving farther than Fateh voters.
November 9, 2025 at 3:54 PM
Why are we asking voters to move from the candidate who was clearly the most popular, funded, and organized challenger?
Moderates obsesses over “electability”, right? By every measure Fateh was the most electable.
We were always happy to make coalition with the center. That wasn’t reciprocal.
Moderates obsesses over “electability”, right? By every measure Fateh was the most electable.
We were always happy to make coalition with the center. That wasn’t reciprocal.
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My link might be broken! actionnetwork.org/events/tcdsa...
TCDSA Post-Election Social
After a hard fought election cycle, join TCDSA members for a casual social and conversations about the organizing that lies ahead of us. Scheduled for after the TCDSA electoral committee meeting.
actionnetwork.org
November 8, 2025 at 6:58 PM
My link might be broken! actionnetwork.org/events/tcdsa...
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@ericroper.bsky.social brushing over the role media played in propping up Frey. Where was the media condemnation of the deeply racist snake oil attack ads on Robin or the AOM flyers that darkened Fateh's skin? Why did no one care about Frey deleting his texts and voicemails when ICE was in town?
Some thoughts on Eric Roper’s finger-wag in the mayor’s race: www.startribune.com/jacob-frey-r...
1. Asking “what chance did [Davis & Hampton] have ignores Frey’s agency is creating the race‘s dynamics. Frey sued the most moderate hope (Emily Koski) to cut off her money & intimated others. 1/
1. Asking “what chance did [Davis & Hampton] have ignores Frey’s agency is creating the race‘s dynamics. Frey sued the most moderate hope (Emily Koski) to cut off her money & intimated others. 1/
Roper: Jacob Frey can thank the far left for handing him another term
Frey was a vulnerable incumbent. But progressives banked on the wrong guy to beat him.
www.startribune.com
November 8, 2025 at 3:31 PM
@ericroper.bsky.social brushing over the role media played in propping up Frey. Where was the media condemnation of the deeply racist snake oil attack ads on Robin or the AOM flyers that darkened Fateh's skin? Why did no one care about Frey deleting his texts and voicemails when ICE was in town?
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Agree with everything Ryan wrote in this thread. During GOTV, Fateh knocked 80k doors and our IE table knocked 20k doors. Top notch field and political staff, unprecedented partnerships with Council and Park campaigns and a motivated volunteer base driven by DSA pushed Frey and his $$ to the brink.
We’ll never get a re-do on that election, but I do think it was within our grasp. Unless I'm forgetting someone, Omar put together the largest coalition, raised the most money, had the strongest campaign of any city-level progressive candidate I've seen in my 18 years here. It wasn't handed to him.
November 6, 2025 at 3:56 PM
Agree with everything Ryan wrote in this thread. During GOTV, Fateh knocked 80k doors and our IE table knocked 20k doors. Top notch field and political staff, unprecedented partnerships with Council and Park campaigns and a motivated volunteer base driven by DSA pushed Frey and his $$ to the brink.
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November 6, 2025 at 10:38 PM
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3.Based on the Council races in 2/8/10/12 (plus looking at turnout in 9), it seems we get solid progressive performances when we have full-on organizers running for office. We need some of that same energy in 3/11/13 next time around if we can find willing participants.
November 6, 2025 at 2:48 PM
3.Based on the Council races in 2/8/10/12 (plus looking at turnout in 9), it seems we get solid progressive performances when we have full-on organizers running for office. We need some of that same energy in 3/11/13 next time around if we can find willing participants.
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Michael ran a wonderful campaign, one that's about as selfless as possible. In my eyes, he centered the mission and knocked for other candidates who really needed it, incl. Jason Garcia and Ethrophic Burnett in the closing days of the election. Our city is better even just for his efforts. Thank you
Elections are one tool in the democratic toolkit - yesterday it was voting, and tomorrow we will keep organizing. I am proud to have run this race with the support of @twincitiesdsa.org, and to continue building with my political home (Join DSA act.dsausa.org/s/3311.R6gRaz).
November 5, 2025 at 10:18 PM
Michael ran a wonderful campaign, one that's about as selfless as possible. In my eyes, he centered the mission and knocked for other candidates who really needed it, incl. Jason Garcia and Ethrophic Burnett in the closing days of the election. Our city is better even just for his efforts. Thank you
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Elections are one tool in the democratic toolkit - yesterday it was voting, and tomorrow we will keep organizing. I am proud to have run this race with the support of @twincitiesdsa.org, and to continue building with my political home (Join DSA act.dsausa.org/s/3311.R6gRaz).
November 5, 2025 at 10:06 PM
Elections are one tool in the democratic toolkit - yesterday it was voting, and tomorrow we will keep organizing. I am proud to have run this race with the support of @twincitiesdsa.org, and to continue building with my political home (Join DSA act.dsausa.org/s/3311.R6gRaz).
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I am so proud of the work we have done on the campaign trail, and incredibly grateful for all the relationships we built along the way. Together, we set a new standard for park board campaigns and political campaigning city-wide.
November 5, 2025 at 9:44 PM
I am so proud of the work we have done on the campaign trail, and incredibly grateful for all the relationships we built along the way. Together, we set a new standard for park board campaigns and political campaigning city-wide.
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Your Dad partied with the DSA last night & I gotta say, they’re a fun group. Heartened by their hard work fueled by a love of the city. The irony is government can only do so much, so people who are into the city-as-city boost the culture & make this a place where I want to remain despite shittery.
November 5, 2025 at 4:11 PM
Your Dad partied with the DSA last night & I gotta say, they’re a fun group. Heartened by their hard work fueled by a love of the city. The irony is government can only do so much, so people who are into the city-as-city boost the culture & make this a place where I want to remain despite shittery.