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There's no Omaha chapter. We're the people starting one. If you're Black, Indigenous, or a Person of Color in the Omaha area and want to build socialist power here, sign up. You'll get details for our first meeting, where we'll decide together what this chapter becomes.
AfroSoc is a BIPOC-only space. DSA membership is welcome but not required to show up.
What is AfroSoc?
Founded in 2017, AfroSoc advocates for and builds power with DSA's Black, Indigenous, and People of Color membership and their communities. We do this work to build a multiracial working-class base — the only viable strategy for securing a socialist future. Through public and internal education and agitation, we continue the legacy of the Black radical tradition and the radical traditions of other oppressed peoples. Our goal is a network that supports and develops BIPOC members as leaders in DSA and beyond.
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Our principles
- Repair
- Anti-oppression
- Class solidarity
- Internationalism, non-sectarianism, and shared liberation