Indiana YSA in the news
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The Horizon, a student-produced newspaper at Indiana University Southeast, in New Albany, Ind., reported on a recent forum sponsored by the campus Youth for Socialist Action (YSA) chapter.
The writer, Steve Nichols, noted, “For now, the YSA is a study group. However, Christian Litsey, English sophomore and one of the founding members of YSA, said their main focus is to educate people on the theories of Marxism with the hope to come together and form a cohesive disciplined youth organization that can help lead the working-class revolution. ...
“‘[Socialists] want a true equality for all people,’ Litsey said. ‘It’s not everyone making the same. Equality is everybody getting what they need.’ YSA member Christian Litsey “The YSA also stands for full liberation of workers and oppressed people, opposition to any discrimination based on gender or sexual orientation and jobs for all by advocating a labor party based on the unions.”
During the forum, Levi Groenewold, history sophomore and YSA