Blanca Estevez

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Blanca Estevez

Template:TOCnestleft Blanca Estevez is a Fayetteville Arkansas area activist. She is a founding member of the Northwest Arkansas Chapter of DSA. Born in Puerto de la Libertad during the Salvadoran Civil War, Blanca’s current on-the-ground organizing focuses primarily on helping reunite families separated by ICE and fighting for vaccine justice and access. As an NPC member elected in 2019, she currently serves as liaison to the Immigrants’ Rights Working Group, the Mutual Aid Working Group, Personnel, and the International Committee. Blanca is committed to a DSA that is a home for Latine workers, and was instrumental in drafting and passing a language justice resolution that commits DSA to offering all nationally-developed materials and trainings in both English and Spanish. She counts the restructuring of the Democratic Socialists of America International Committee, alongside Austin Gonzalez, as another win from her first term.[1]

Venezuela

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In June 2021 Blanca Estevez, Marvin Gonzalez, Carrington Morris, Luisa Martinez,Jen McKinney, Austin Gonzalez, Tom Wojcik, Kristian Hernandez, were part of a Democratic Socialists of America delegation organized by the Simon Bolivar Institute to Venezuela. Went there for 14 days. First 3 days were at Congreso. Met president Maduro and former Bolivian president Evo Morales.[2]

Celebrating Trotsky's murder

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In 2021 several leading Democratic Socialists of America members celebrated the anniversary of Leon Trotsky's murder by Ramon Mercader. Those retweeting or “liking” these posts comprise a Rolodex of the DSA leadership.

In a separate post, Southwest Florida DSA and Florida Gulf Coast University YDSA member Morgan Kirk tweeted a meme about Trotsky’s death..[3]

The following DSA leaders “liked” this post:

Cardinal NPC Slate

The Cardinal National Political Committee Slate for the Democratic Socialists of America 2021 National Conference included Austin Gonzalez, Blanca Estevez, Fern DaSilva, Jen McKinney, Justin Charles, Jennifer Bolen, Kara Hall, Jess Newman, Ryan Mosgrove, Olivia Merril, Sarandon Elliott.[4]

DSA nominations committee

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DSA of Northwest Arkansas August 23, 2019 ·

Hey comrades. DSA Executive Committee campaigns are open! You can nominate yourself or someone else for one of the positions (details on each position in the comments of this post) by emailing our chapter at dsaofnwa@gmail.com. Include a 3-5 minute video or a message of 500 words or fewer explaining why you want to be on the Exec Committee. The nominations committee will share your video/message with the group! The nominations committee is Blanca Estevez, Joey LaCerra, and Mara Hayn.

Fayetteville comrades

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Left Lexi Rayne Acello third from right Blanca Estevez, second from right Alex Karpov.

DSA 2019 National Political Committee Candidates

Democratic Socialists of America 2019 National Political Committee Candidates

Austin GonzalezSauceTheresa AltSean EstelleDaniel MerrillDarby ThomasRussell Weiss-IrwinMichelle Bruder MillerZac EcholaJen SnyderJennifer BolenBlanca EstevezMarsha NiemeijerMarianela D'AprileTawny TidwellLloyd GoldsmithErika PascholdEmily CameronDan QuayleValerie SinclairNatalie MidiriRavi Ahmad HaqueJose G. PerezTim ZhuRachel ZibratAbdullah YounusMegan SvobodaMaikiko JamesKristian HernandezDavid PinkhamHannah AllisonJen McKinneyAustin Smith[5]


DSA of NWA Comradely Discussion Group

DSA of NWA Comradely Discussion Group closed FB group, accessed January 19 2019.

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Admins

Endorsements

Blanca Estevez October 21, 2018:

Please vote for:

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Women's March

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Blanca Estevez at 2018 Fayetteville Women's March.

Fayetteville activists

Blanca Estevez July 12 ·

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With Jessica Marez, Donna Curtis, Janet Corley, Kay Alford Hughes, Betty Adkins, Matt Austin Feyerabend and Judith A. Yanez.

References

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