Author: Natalia Tylim
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DSLC: Isn’t democracy power?
Paul KD and Natalia Tylim provide the Tempest perspective on recent developments with the DSA’s Democratic Socialist Labor Commission.
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Electoral advances for the revolutionary left in Argentina
Natalia Tylim interviews Cele Fierro following an electoral breakthrough for the revolutionary Left in Argentina.
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Alone in a crowd
Emma Wilde Botta and Natalia Tylim argue that the October 2 Women’s March was a missed opportunity to build a socialist defense of abortion rights.
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Is this what solidarity looks like?
In the aftermath of the “state visit” to Venezuela by DSA officials, Natalia Tylim analyses the debate within the organization, and argues for more democratic deliberation and a greater appreciation of the diversity of the Latin American Left before DSA aligns itself to any ruling parties or states.
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Tempest’s DSA Convention Positions
Tempest Collective’s DSA Committee discussed and voted on which proposals we are supporting or opposing. This document lists our positions with brief explanations to our reasoning.
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The market compels it
Restaurant worker Natalia Tylim discusses the experience of restaurant reopening in New York City this winter before broad vaccine distribution.
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Legal, safe, free
Natalia Tylim and Camila Valle interview two activists and leaders of the Argentinian movement for legal, safe, and free abortions. Jea Cisneros and Cele Fierro are socialist feminist activists and provide an update on the state of this important movement, drawing connections and sharing crucial strategic insights for the international left.
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A survivor’s story
Natalia Tylim interviews Tara Reade about her experience coming forward to tell the story of her sexual assault at the hands of one of the most powerful men in the country, Vice President Joe Biden.
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When your assaulter is the “Lesser Evil”
Natalia Tylim, a DSA member in New York, looks at the controversy surrounding Tara Reade’s accusations of sexual assault against Joe Biden and their implications for the #MeToo movement and the Left.