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So far there are two Starbucks locations that are unionized and unionizing in Utah. The first in the state is the Cottonwood Heights store (7025 S Highland Dr), the second is 4th&4th (downtown SLC). They both won their union elections! Keep an eye out on our social media accounts for actions. Or just pop in and order a coffee and ask for it #UnionStrong. Let SB Workers know that DSSL is behind them in this struggle!

 

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Welcome to the Democratic Socialists of Salt Lake. We are a chapter of the Democratic Socialists of America open to all in Utah. At the DSSL, we are striving to build a more equitable society in the Salt Lake area and Utah as a whole.

As socialists, we believe that the working class can build a more equitable society where social and economic decisions are made by those whom they most affect. Democratic socialists do not want to create an all-powerful government bureaucracy. But we do not want big corporate bureaucracies to control our society either.

At the DSSL, we are constantly trying to work towards equity and understanding in every way we can. Our chapter is open to all people regardless of race, sexual orientation, gender identity, age, or ability. To create an inclusive and democratic society in our world, we must be striving towards this goal within our DSSL community.

We at DSSL believe that we must organize and build solidarity to protect working class rights. Our chapter is involved with many actions across the state that strive to protect vulnerable populations and fight for better material conditions right now to build a better Utah for all.

The DSA is not a political party, but it does often push for bettering working class living conditions through electoral politics. Rather than this being the ultimate end of DSA’s or DSSL’s activism our organization recognizes both the strengths and limits of political organizing.