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Social Democrats, USA (
SDUSA) is a social-democratic
organization established in 1972 as the
successor of the
Socialist Party of
America (SPA). The SPA...
- the SPA
became SDUSA, the
majority had 22 of 33
votes on the (January 1973)
national committee of
SDUSA. Two
minority caucuses of
SDUSA became ****ociated...
- Politics' liberals". The
party changed its name to
SDUSA by a vote of 73 to 34.
Renaming the
party as
SDUSA was
meant to be "realistic". The New York Times...
- members, many of whom
publicly identified themselves as
members of
SDUSA.
Members of
SDUSA have
served as
officers for governmental,
private and not-for-profit...
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party changed its name to
Social Democrats, USA (
SDUSA) by a vote of 73 to 34.
Renaming the
party SDUSA was
meant to be "realistic". The New York Times...
- in 1972, and
SDUSA emerged that year. (Most of the left-wing of the party, led by
Michael Harrington,
immediately abandoned SDUSA.)
SDUSA leaders ****ociated...
- Federation, 1936. IPN Left to
found the
Independent Party of Norwalk, 1951
SDUSA Continued into
Social Democrats, USA, 1973
SPUSA Went on to join the Socialist...
- Glaser—these
three were re-elected by acclamation.
Renaming the
party as
SDUSA was
meant to be "realistic". The New York
Times observed that the Socialist...
- Democrats, USA (
SDUSA). DSOC
started with 840 members, of whom 2% had
served on its
national board, and
approximately 200 of whom came from
SDUSA or its predecessors...
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national chairperson of
SDUSA during the 1970s.
SDUSA sponsored a
biannual conference that
featured discussions, for
which SDUSA invited outside academic...
