good discussion, although tone is sometimes a bit too proud. somebody mentioned that because SDS does not have a national structure, and the dupont march was called by a local SDS chapter, he/she felt reluctant to back it as a whole.

this is an institutional/organizational problem that needs to be fixed. there needs to be better and more open communication and decision-making between ALL chapters of SDS, and not just the more prominent ones. right now, for better or worse, SDS is the only radical anti-war coalition that exists, or could exist, on a national level. i mean, they managed it in the 60s without the fucking internet!