Are you free next Thursday? Of course you are. Do you want to keep DSA’s string of wins going? Of course you do.
Come schmooze with SIOs, NPCs, and yours truly as we help send @ShawnMossPhilly off to the Philadelphia City Council.
Buy a ticket below 👇
I’m Will Gross: a Chinese-Jewish labor organizer, coffee shop owner, and proud democratic socialist. Today, I’m launching my campaign for Philadelphia City Council in the First District. I’m running because we deserve a city where we can build a life and take hold of our futures.
I know firsthand the struggles Philadelphians face when they don’t have access to the resources they need and can’t afford basic necessities like rent and groceries. We’re sick and tired of struggling while corporate interests consolidate power and wealth.
I am so proud to receive Philly DSA’s endorsement, the organization that has been my political and organizing home. The overwhelming support for my City Council At-Large Campaign has confirmed my belief that together, we can create the change we want to see in Philadelphia.
Running a Democratic Socialist, working-class campaign is hard. You don’t have access to the same sources of campaign funds as establishment campaigns.
That's why we're celebrating Shawn's birthday at @nikkilopezphl as our first fundraiser!
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Join me tomorrow! I’ll be speaking at the Project Beloved Community canvass in South Philly. Hope to see many of you there to fight for the Philly we deserve.
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I’m running to bring our organizing to City Hall to build collective power for working people across Philadelphia.
Want to join or learn more? Come to my first big fundraiser at @nikkilopezphl 🎉
Hello Philly! I’m Shawn Moss, a working-class tenant organizer and a Democratic Socialist running for City Council At-Large because Philadelphians deserve to live here with dignity – that means affordable housing, health care, education, and safe, thriving communities.
Organizing in Philly taught me that our system was built to fail us. If we want real, lasting change for working-class Philadelphians, we need representatives in City Hall who understand these experiences that are all too common. We need representatives who can’t be bought.