<p>Robbie Nelson is a member of New York City DSA and a rank-and-file public school teacher. He has been organizing in the <a href="dsausa.org">Democratic Socialists of America</a> for more than 3 years and in the broader movement for almost a decade, largely focused on labor and political education. He is also a member of the Bread and Roses caucus within DSA.</p>

Robbie Nelson is a member of New York City DSA and a rank-and-file public school teacher. He has been organizing in the Democratic Socialists of America for more than 3 years and in the broader movement for almost a decade, largely focused on labor and political education. He is also a member of the Bread and Roses caucus within DSA.

<p>Robbie Nelson is a member of New York City DSA and a rank-and-file public school teacher. He has been organizing in the <a href="dsausa.org" rel="noopener noreferrer">Democratic Socialists of America</a> for more than 3 years and in the broader movement for almost a decade, largely focused on labor and political education. He is also a member of the Bread and Roses caucus within DSA.</p>

"Why the working class?" by Robbie Nelson, NYC DSA (E9 bonus)

What should we do during the pandemic as socialists? This podcast is based on the premise that our organizing work will be most effective when coupled with an understanding of the pandemic itself as a distinct political and economic force, something that can qualitatively change how we live and work. I’m talking with people with deep experience in socialist and progressive politics, especially in the U.S. Our overarching question is: during this pandemic, how might we not only defend whatever gains we’ve made to this point, but actually advance them?

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"Why the working class?" by Robbie Nelson, NYC DSA (E9 bonus)