Recently WSA has been receiving a fair bit of new inquiries.
A typical question has been "What WSA does and what it would mean to be a member?"
I thought it might be useful to post this reply here. This should give folks a sense of what WSA membership entails and some of the activities our members are involved in.
At the moment basic membership requirements are:
1. Agree with out "Where We Stand"
2. Pay dues - 
3... Try and build a local
4. Participate in internal discussions
5. Distribute/write for "Workers Solidarity"
Most of the areas of member’s activities seem to fall into:
1. Workplace (work in reformist trade unions, IWW or support roles)
2. Housing/tenant issues
3. Reach out to workers of color
4. Solidarity (international & worker solidarity)
5. Anti-war
6. General movement stuff (working in coalitions, etc.)
7. It appears a number of us are also active on class struggle websites as well.
Some of this is broad and general. Some specific to the individual’s situation. On a local level we believe that there is room to engage in activities which are of value to the local comrades.
