Sewer Socialism Comes to the Pennsylvania Suburbs

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Sewer Socialism Comes to the Pennsylvania Suburbs

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Socialist Workers Party@sh.itjust.works · 4 days ago

Norristown, Pennsylvania, is a majority-renter town with deep industrial roots. New councilmember David McMahon explains why the suburbs aren’t a monolith — and why suburbs like his are fertile ground for socialist organizing.

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