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DSOC

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DSOCDemocratic Socialists of America (New York, NY)
DSOCDiscovery Science and Outdoor Center (Ocala, Florida)
DSOCDefense Safety Oversight Committee
DSOCDSN Space Operations Center
DSOCDel Sol Owners Club (web forum)
DSOCDutch Spartan Owners Club
DSOCDark Silver Owners Club (Mini Cooper)
DSOCDownstream Oil Company (Oakville, ON, Canada)
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My term as DSOC Division Chair was baptism by fire, since I oversaw simultaneous creation of three sections plus merger with another division.
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I was a member of the National Board of DSOC and DSA.
Imagining social justice: Cornel West's prophetic public ... by Dorrien, Gary / Cross Currents
In the cultish parlance of the left, Shanker was a Schachtmanite democratic socialist who stood a whisker to the right of DSOC (pronounced Dee-sock, which stood for Democratic Socialist Organizing Committee; later it was reconstituted as the Democratic Socialists of America).
The lone changer: how Albert Shanker became a champion of education ... by Noah, Tim / Washington Monthly
 
 
 
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