Alexandra Dudley

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Alexandra Dudley

Alexandra Dudley (aka Sauce) is a Northern California activist.

Statement on Anti Blackness in the DSA

Statement on Anti Blackness in the DSA was released in February 2021:

We as the AfroSocialist and Socialists of Color Caucus stand in solidarity with the Black woman in DSA North Texas who was wrongfully suspended by DSA North Texas Co-chairs. This action by the DSA North Texas Co-chairs is racist and in particular anti-Black. This is not an isolated incident of racism but represents a pattern of anti-black and white supremacist actions within DSA which must be acknowledged, held accountable and systematically rooted out. There is a pattern of anti-black behavior that stems from the founding of DSA North Texas that has led to each generation of Co-chairs either perpetuating or being complicit in anti-black racism.

Signatories included Alexandra Dudley Portland Democratic Socialists of America.[1]

NPC candidate

In August 2017 Alexandra Dudley stood for election to the Democratic Socialists of America National Political Committee, at the National Convention in Chicago, from Democratic Socialists of America North Bay.[2]

I’m a white cis queer lady with 30-something years of experience being alive. I’ve been described as an “Internet Den Mother” and an “OC Project Manager.” My socialism comes from my heart, rather than my head; I am led by what I feel is right and best, not by years of study. I give great hugs.

NPC needs more representatives from the anarchist side of the political compass, who will strive to maintain the autonomy of locals and resist any tendency towards the centralization of power as the organization grows.

Mine was the kick that started the North Bay DSA OC in motion. In the few short months we have been in existence, North Bay has worked in coalition with other local groups, including El Pueblo Unido and the Community Action Coalition. We participated in a successful campaign to recall a local sheriff, have canvassed for ballot measures and single payer healthcare, and projects in the planning stages include a community co-op vegetable garden and socialist emotional support group.[3]

DSA Friends and Comrades coalition

The DSA Friends and Comrades coalition stood several people for DSA national Political committee at the Democratic Socialists of America August 2017 National Convention in Chicago.

According to John Michael Colon;

The DSA Friends and Comrades coalition is something that came out of DSA Libertarian Socialist Caucus members and was organized by LSC members informally and hasn't been approved by the group. We wish them well, and some of us will vote for them and promote them on our social media, but they don't represent the LSC. Next convention we aim to organize a primary and democratic process to put forward a slate. [4]

Members who stood were Dele Balogun, Jordan Buchman, Jetta Rae Robertson, Alexandra Dudley, John Hieronymus, Alexander Kolokotronis, Brad McGarr, Jack Suria Linares, Dan Pozzie, Brandon Payton-Carrillo.[5]

SF DSA

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In August 2017 Alexandra Dudley was a member of San Francisco Democratic Socialists of America.

DSA-LSC Discussion & Debate Facebook group

Members of the DSA Libertarian Socialist Caucus Discussion & Debate Facebook Closed Facebook Group, as of August 21, 2017 included Alexandra Dudley.[6]

DSA Ella Baker & Lucy Parsons Training Closed FB Group

Members of the DSA Ella Baker & Lucy Parsons Training Closed FB Group, as of August 20, 2017 included Alexandra Dudley.[7]

DSA Women's Caucus Facebook group

Members of the DSA Women's Caucus closed Facebook group, as of August 25, 2017 included Alexandra Dudley .[8]

East Bay DSA Members Closed FB Group

Members of the East Bay Democratic Socialists of America members only closed Facebook group, as of May 28. 2017 included Alexandra Dudley.[9]

Harassment Working Group

In 2017, Alexandra Dudley of San Francisco Democratic Socialists of America, was a delegate co-sponsor to a statement by the Democratic Socialists of America Harassment Working Group.

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