Join DSA-LA's #YesOn15 Working Group for a working meeting! Get plugged in to agitprop, recruitment, and planning for our upcoming events!

When signing up, let us know which breakout room you plan to join by selecting Agitprop, Recruitment, 15 For 15! Not sure which one you'd like to focus on?

Agitprop - Develop graphics and messaging for social media promotion of upcoming #YesOn15 events!

Recruitment - Help mobilize fellow DSA members by making recruitment calls and texts!

15 For 15 - Plan programming, speakers and training for our 15 For 15 straight days of phone banking!

Not sure which group you'd like to work with? No problem. We'll offer info at the event and help you pick a group!

We will also be discussing Why the Working Class? by Vivek Chibber. Give it a read before the meeting.

Proposition 15, Schools and Communities First, is on the ballot this November with the goal of ending a tax loophole that gives billions of dollars a year to large commercial property owners and wealthy investors and reallocates those funds to K-12 public schools, community colleges, and local public services such as parks, libraries, homeless services, health clinics, and public transit. Prop 15 will reclaim $10-12 billion annually by requiring wealthy owners of commercial properties with assessed value over $3 million to pay taxes based on market value, rather than purchase price. The current and foreseeable economic distress triggered by the COVID-19 pandemic and the calls for racial justice makes Prop 15 urgent. Prop 15 will direct much needed resources to working-class communities of color that for far too long have been underserved and underfunded. The capitalist class continues to hoard absurd levels of profit while California schools, services and the community suffer, but we can begin to put a stop to that with a Yes on Prop 15. Now is the time to tax the rich to fund our schools and services.