Kathleen Sheldon and Stephen Tarzynski Papers,
1973-1999
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Register of the Kathleen Sheldon and Stephen Tarzynski Papers,
1973-1999
Collection number: MSS 052
Southern California Library for Social Studies and Research
Los Angeles, California
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Descriptive Summary
Title: Kathleen Sheldon and Stephen Tarzynski Papers,
Date (inclusive): 1973-1999
Collection number: MSS 052
Creator:
Sheldon, Kathleen
Tarzynski, Stephen
Extent:
6 boxes, 1 half-box, 1 legal-size box
2 1/6 linear feet
Repository:
Southern California Library for Social Studies and Research
Abstract: The papers of husband and wife Stephen (Steve) Tarzynski and Kathleen (Kathie) Sheldon document their involvement with and
the activities of the Democratic Socialists of America (DSA) and its predecessor the New American Movement (NAM). The collection
includes materials on the Los Angeles Socialist Community School and the Socialist Scholars Conference. Steve Tarzynski also
worked as a pediatrician and was actively involved in health care rights issues.
Language:
English.
Administrative Information
Provenance
The collection was donated to the Library by Kathleen Sheldon and Steve Tarzynski in March 1996.
Access
The collection is available for research only at the Library's facility in Los Angeles. The Library is open from 10 a.m. to
4 p.m., Tuesday through Saturday. Researchers are encouraged to call or email the Library indicating the nature of their research
query prior to making a visit.
Publication Rights
Copyright has not been assigned to the Southern California Library for Social Studies and Research. Researchers may make single
copies of any portion of the collection, but publication from the collection will be allowed only with the express written
permission of the Library's director. It is not necessary to obtain written permission to quote from a collection. When the
Southern California Library for Social Studies and Research gives permission for publication, it is as the owner of the physical
items and is not intended to include or imply permission of the copyright holder, which must also be obtained by the reader.
Preferred Citation
[Identification of item], Kathleen Sheldon and Stephen Tarzynski Papers, Southern California Library for Social Studies and
Research, Los Angeles, California.
Biography and Organizational History
Biography
Kathleen (Kathie) Sheldon and Stephen (Steve) Tarzynski are husband and wife. They have two children, Mercy and Ben, and live
in Santa Monica. In the early 1980s, the Sheldon/Tarzynski family spent two years in Mozambique where Sheldon researched women
workers and Tarzynski worked as a pediatrician for the socialist government.
Together they were active in first the New American Movement (NAM) and then the Democratic Socialists of America (DSA). Tarzynski
served on NAM's National Interim Committee (NIC) from 1980-1981. He was Chair of the Los Angeles DSA in the late 1980s, and
served on the DSA's National Political Committee (NPC) from 1990-1993 and in1996, and was chair of the DSA Executive Committee
in 1994. Sheldon was on NAM's Socialist Feminist Commission in 1980 and 1981 and was later involved with the DSA's Feminist
Commission.
Sheldon was active for many years with the Socialist Community School, serving on the School Committee, which was responsible
for organizing classes for the school, and teaching a number of classes on feminism. Tarzynski taught at least one class on
avoiding burnout and as a couple they taught a class about their experiences in Mozambique. Tarzynski served as President
of the board for nine years ending in 1996. Both were also active in organizing the First Annual West Coast Socialist Scholars
Conference held in Los Angeles in 1993. Sheldon and Tarzynski were both on the Arrangements Committee, with Sheldon serving
as Conference Chair.
Tarzynski is a pediatrician at Kaiser Permanente in Southern California, and has been active in many health care related progressive
issues. From 1977-1979 he served as vice-president of the residents union (Interns and Residents Association of Los Angeles
County). Tarzynski was a founding member of the Los Angeles Health Organizing Committee (LAHOC), which was formed in May 1976
by health workers who were also NAM members. LAHOC also had non-NAM members and functioned as an independent body, working
on union organizing among health workers (particularly those working for the Health Services Agency), increased health care
for undocumented immigrants, reproductive rights and the Los Angeles Medical Power Structure (LAMPS) project, which launched
a study to track who owned and controlled health care at the corporate level in Los Angeles County. He also served as editor
of
Health Activists Digest, the publication of NAM's Health Commission. After the merger, he continued to play an active role on the DSA Health Taskforce,
especially around the attempt to implement a single-payer National Health Insurance system along the Canadian model (See also
Prop. 186 folder).
Democratic Socialists of America and New American Movement
The New American Movement (NAM) was a socialist organization founded in June 1971. It sought to bring people from different
parts of the working class together to support each other in separate struggles and to build a socialist party that could
bring about a truly democratic revolution. NAM worked for better housing and health care, supported the fight for immediate
reforms to expand women's rights, opposed racial and sexual oppression, and organized around such issues as nuclear energy,
job safety, and foreign policy.
The Democratic Socialists of America (DSA) was formed through the merger of NAM with the Democratic Socialist Organizing Committee
(DSOC) in Detroit on March 20, 1982. The DSOC, founded in 1974, was another nationwide socialist organization, but was seen
by some NAM members as a more conservative organization since it was willing to work within the Democratic Party.
The unification of these two organizations into the DSA gave democratic socialists and other progressive activists an effective
new voice. The new organization included both activism on issues of racial equality and justice, feminism, peace, full employment,
establishment of a national health service, gay and lesbian liberation, defense and expansion of civil liberties, opposition
to all forms of foreign domination, and opposition to nuclear power and weapons, as well as providing a voice for progressives
within the Democratic Party. The Los Angeles Local of DSA was a very active chapter.
Socialist Community School
The school began in the fall of 1975 after a group of NAM members decided to follow the example of the NAM East Bay School
in Oakland and reach out to educate people about socialism. The school intended to: 1) raise socialist consciousness in the
community through education; 2) establish a positive socialist presence and to create a public NAM presence in Los Angeles;
3) develop the knowledge and skills of NAM members and independent activists as well as educate people new to politics; and
4) link concrete activist projects in the city with socialist ideas. With the merger, the DSA took over the running of the
school. Classes taught included everything from Marxism, Euro-Communism, U.S. poverty, free speech issues, Los Angeles politics,
school desegregation, labor organizing and history, the Spanish Civil War, South America, Africa, and the Middle East to classes
on music, parenting, languages, and burnout.
Socialist Scholars Conference
Building on the successful East Coast based Socialist Scholars Conferences that had been running since 1982, the Los Angeles
Chapter of the DSA, the Socialist Community School, and Concerned Faculty (UCLA), along with other sponsors including the
Southern California Library for Social Studies and Research, sponsored the First Annual West Coast Socialist Scholars Conference
in 1993. The call for papers issued for the event cites the 1992 Los Angeles uprising as a motivating factor for the conference.
Scheduled plenary speakers included Rudy Acuña, Prossy Delacruz, Harold Meyerson, Mark Ridley-Thomas, Bogdan Denitch, Julianne
Malveaux, and Manning Marable. The conference was an apparent success and plans were discussed for a follow-up conference
in 1994.
Scope and Content
This collection includes correspondence, minutes, bylaws, flyers, speeches, articles, financial documents, planning and policy
documents, address lists, personnel records, course listings, publications, photos, and clippings related to Kathleen Sheldon
and Steve Tarzynski's involvement with the activities of the Democratic Socialists of America (DSA) and New American Movement
(NAM) including the Socialist Community School and the Socialist Scholars Conference from the mid-1970s through the end of
the 1990s. It also includes a significant number of documents relating specifically to Steve Tarzynski's involvement with
both NAM and DSA on health care issues. There are few if any personal (family) documents in this collection.
Of special interest are materials relating to NAM's transformation into DSA.
Arrangement
The collection is divided into 5 series: 1: New American Movement, 2. Democratic Socialists of America, 3. Socialist Community
School, 4. Socialist Scholars Conference, and 5. Health Issues.
Arrangement
Folders are arranged alphabetically within each series. The collection was donated in several increments, divided and then
reconstituted by different archivists. The folders that are labeled Tarzynski/Sheldon Papers instead of Sheldon/Tarzynski,
were most likely created or collected by Steve Tarzynski.
Separated Material
Material Added to SCL's Periodical Collection
DSA -
California State Newsletter,Summer, 1993
DSA -
Democratic Left, Vol. 22, #1, 1994and
Vol. 23, #1, 1995
DSA -
Our Struggle Nuestra Lucha, Vol. 2-4, 1984-1986
Labor Voice,
Vol. 1, #1, 1986
Los Angeles Left - DSA LA Local Vol. 2, #1-6, 1988-1993
Los Angeles Local - DSA Newsletter,
Vol. 6-9, 1982-1986
NAM Discussion Bulletin,
1972-1981
Organize!
1985-1987
Socialist Forum - A Discussion Bulletin,
1986-1997
Material Added to SCL's Alphabetical Video Collection
The 186 Story,
Californians for Health Security,
September 19, 1994
Canada's National Health Program / A Model For The US,
n.d.
DSA,
March 29, 1988
The Socialist Forum,
March 29, 1988
Material Added to SCL's Contemporary Heritage Files
Note
Material can be found in Southern Christian Leadership Conference file
We Still Have A Dream, First National Holiday,
January 20, 1986
King Week '87 Festival News,
November 1986
We Still Have A Dream, Second National Holiday,
January 19, 1987
King Week '88 Festival News,
November 1987
Related Material at the Southern California Library for Social Studies and Research
Title: Donna Wilkinson Papers,
partially processed
A copy of the collection register is kept in the first box of the collection (1/0).
Boxes 1 through 6 are letter size boxes and Box 8 is legal sized.
Series 1.
New American Movement (NAM),
1973-1982
Physical Description:
25 folders and 1 legal-folder
Scope and Content Note
This series contains constitutions, bylaws, minutes, notes, correspondence, convention materials, financial records, policy
and planning documents, and publications. The materials cover both national and Los Angeles area NAM activities including
material on other local chapters and materials pertaining to the NAM merger with the Democratic Socialist Organizing Committee
(DSOC). Of special interest are the handwritten minutes from the Steering Committee, Sheldon's materials on the Cadre School
in Milwaukee, and the resistance of Ed Pearl, a member of the Westside Chapter, to the proposed merger (folders 1/10 and 1/21).
Box-folder 1/1
Constitution and By-Laws,
c. 1975
Box-folder 1/2
Conventions,
1975, 1980-1981, n.d.
Box-folder 1/4
Tarzynski, Steve,
1976-1981
Box-folder 1/7
Labor - Tarzynski and Alexandre,
n.d.
Box-folder 1/8
Financial Reports,
July 1980- January 1982
Box-folder 1/9
Merger of New American Movement (NAM) & Democratic Socialist Organizing Committee (DSOC),
1980-1982
Box-folder 1/10
Merger Controversy,
1980-1981, n.d.
Box-folder 1/11-1/12
National Council, Chicago, Illinois
Box-folder 1/11
& Cadre School (Sheldon), Milwaukee,
1979, 1980
Box-folder 1/13
National Interim Committee (NIC),
1980-1981, n.d.
Box-folder 1/14
Organizational History - by Steve Tarzynski - Submitted to the
Albatross, 1974
Box-folder 1/15-1/20, 8/1
Box-folder 8/1
Organizational Histories,
n.d.
Box-folder 1/16
East Bay Democratic Socialist Alliance,
n.d.
Box-folder 1/18
San Francisco Chapter,
1979
Box-folder 1/19
Washington [D.C.] Chapter,
n.d.
Box-folder 1/21
Educational - [
Basic Political Education Course,
An Introductory Course (1976), and
Basic Marxism: What It Is & How To Use It],
1976, n.d.
Box-folder 1/21
Feminist Socialism & Gay Rights - [
Women's Newsletter on Socialist Feminism (June 1973),
Working Papers on Socialism & Feminism (1978),
Working Papers on Socialist Feminism, and
Working Papers on Gay/Lesbian Liberation & Socialism (1979)],
1973-1979, n.d.
Box-folder 1/23
Organizing and Issues - [
Building a Chapter of the New American Movement (1977),
Building a People's Movement: An Organizing Manual,
Speakers Bureau, Resolution on the Arab/Palestinian-Israeli Conflict (1979),
Socialist Working Papers On Energy (1979),
Where We Stand: Strategy and Resolutions of the New American Movement (1979)],
1977-1979, n.d.
Box-folder 1/24
Socialist Feminist Commission,
1980-1981
Box-folder 1/25
Steering Committee - Notes [Minutes],
January 3, 1980- May 21,1981
Series 2.
Democratic Socialists of America (DSA),
1976-1999
Physical Description:
82 folders and 5 legal folders
Scope and Content Note
This series contains: bylaws, correspondence, financial records, personnel records, reports, newsletters, flyers, address
lists, obituaries, clippings, photos, and other materials relating to both National and local activities of the DSA. The majority
of the material in this collection comes from Tarzynski's work as Chairman of the Los Angeles DSA and later service on the
National Political Committee. Of special interest are the Executive Committee and Steering Committee Minutes, as well as Steve
Tarzynski's correspondence and notebooks. Member surveys, policy statements, and discussions of the future direction of DSA,
including a proposed merger with Americans for Democratic Action (ADA) and other groups, give a sense of the growth, changes
and controversies within the DSA during this period, including discussions of racial inclusiveness within the DSA.
Box-folder 2/1
Bailey, Patricia - Southern California Organizer [photos],
1990-1994
Box-folder 2/2
By-Laws and Constitution,
1984-1985, n.d.
Box-folder 2/3
California State DSA,
1979, 1989-1996
Box-folder 2/4
Center For Democratic Values,
1996
Box-folder 2/5
Charney, Alan - National Director - Performance Evaluation,
n.d.
Box-folder 2/6
Chicago Chapter - Constitution and By-Laws,
n.d.
Box-folder 2/7
Commissions - Diversity, Religion, etc.,
1982-1995
Box-folder 8/2
Co-opportunity Consumers' Cooperative - Food Distribution System,
1976-1977
Box-folder 2/8
Dobbs, Ben - Tribute,
1990-1993
Box-folder 2/9
Economic Insecurity,
1996
Box-folder 2/11
Election 1996,
November 5, 1996
Box-folder 2/12
Electoral Politics,
1992-1995, n.d.
Box-folder 2/13
"Breaking Bread Together,"
November 12, 1993
Box-folder 2/16
Executive Committee,
1985-1995
Box-folder 2/17
Expenses/Receipts,
1985-1995
Box-folder 2/19
Feminist Commission,
1982-1991
Box-folder 2/20
Financial Reports,
1983-1995
Box-folder 2/21
Fundraising - "Remarks,"
1991-1992
Box-folder 2/22
The Future of DSA,
July 1996
Box-folder 2/23
"Growth Pains: Dialogues on Employment, Equality, and the Environment,"
February 16-19, 1984
Box-folder 2/24
Hollywood-Echo Park Chapter,
1992-1993
Box-folder 2/25
Latino Empowerment In Los Angeles - Postwar Dreams & Cold War Fears, 1948-1952,
Labor Heritage,
Summer 1996
Box-folder 2/26
Local Development Fund, "Save Our Schools Campaign",
1990, 1992
Box-folder 8/3
Los Angeles Council - Meeting Agendas & Minutes,
1984-1986
Box-folder 2/27
Los Angeles Metro Branch,
1995
Box-folder 2/28
Margolis, Ben (1910-199) - Obituary,
1999
Box-folder 2/30
Mailing List and Other Contacts,
1985-1986
Box-folder 3/1
Membership Newsletter (L.A.),
1984-1988
Box-folder 3/2
Metropolitan Alliance - No on 209,
1996
Box-folder 3/4
First Steps of the Next Left: A Working Proposal for a DSA Strategy,
1984-1993
Box-folder 3/6
New York City,
October 14-16, 1983
Box-folder 3/10
Chicago, Illinois
November 8-11, 1991
Box-folder 3/11
Los Angeles, California
November 11-14, 1993
Box-folder 3/12
Washington, DC,
November 10-12, 1995
Box-folder 3/15
National Political Committee (NPC) - Correspondence, Memos & Other Documents,
1990-1995
Box-folder 8/4
New Directions Caucus,
1988-1990
Box-folder 3/16
Newsletters from Miscellaneous Chapters,
1982-1986
Box-folder 3/17
Organizational History,
n.d.
Box-folder 3/18
Peace Action Network,
n.d.
Box-folder 3/19
Pico Neighborhood Association - By-Laws and Resolutions,
n.d.
Box-folder 8/5
Political Education/ Intro to DSA,
1985-1997
Box-folder 8/6
Politics, Miscellaneous,
n.d.
Box-folder 3/21
Program Committee - Meeting Minutes,
1996
Box-folder 3/22-3/23
DSA Leadership School Reader
Box-folder 4/1
DSA Local Organizing Manual,
1986
Box-folder 4/3
Reproductive Rights,
1977-1990
Box-folder 4/4
Rosenstein, Herman (1915-1996) - Obituary - [photos],
1996
Box-folder 4/6
Members and Meetings,
1982-1986
Box-folder 4/7
Shapiro, Ethel - Citizenship,
1985
Box-folder 4/8
Social Security,
1997, 1999
Box-folder 4/12
Sustainer Drive,
1987, 1989
Box-folder 5/1
#0,
June 10, 1987-February 5, 1988
Box-folder 5/2
#1,
September 6, 1990-May 19, 1991
Box-folder 5/3
#2,
June 1991-January 1992
Box-folder 5/4
#3,
January 1992-September 1992
Box-folder 5/5
#4,
September 1992-November 1993
Box-folder 5/6
UCLA - Clippings from
Daily Bruin, 1980-1981
Box-folder 5/7
Valley Chapter,
1988-1995
Box-folder 5/8
Westside Branch,
1985-1992, n.d.
Box-folder 5/9
Youth Chapters On Campuses,
1983-1992, n.d.
Series 3.
Socialist Community School,
1975-1995
Physical Description:
17 folders and 7 legal folders
Scope and Content Note
This series contains bylaws, correspondence, course descriptions and materials, personnel information, financial documents,
flyers, and other materials. Course materials range from flyers for lectures or a specific class and semester listings with
brief descriptions to one or more syllabi or course handouts. Of special interest are the organizational history up to 1977,
the minutes of the School Committee (1978-1982), and Board of Directors materials (1984-1995). Also of interest are the Evaluations
and student questionnaires, the teacher information sheets, and the materials from the other socialist schools around California
and the rest of the country.
Box-folder 5/10
Board of Directors, Meetings and Correspondence,
1984-1995
Box-folder 5/12
Correspondence,
1978-1982
Box-folder 8/7
Courses and Syllabi,
1975-1982, 1991
Box-folder 5/13
Evaluations/Questionnaires,
1982, n.d.
Box-folder 5/14
Finances,
1975-1982, n.d.
Box-folder 5/16
Mayer, Marshall - Employment Agreement,
June 1984
Box-folder 5/17
Organizational History,
1977
Box-folder 8/10
East Bay Area Socialist School,
1975-1981
Box-folder 8/11
The Red Rose School,
1980-1985
Box-folder 8/12
San Francisco Socialist School,
1980, 1982
Box-folder 5/19
The School for Marxist Education,
1978-1982
Box-folder 8/13
Second City Socialist School,
1978-1982
Box-folder 5/20
A Proposal to Improve High School Economics Education in California,
n.d.
Box-folder 5/22
Meeting Minutes,
1978-1982
Box-folder 5/23
Committee Members and Teachers Lists,
1976-1982, n.d.
Box-folder 5/25
Teacher Information Sheets,
1977, 1979, 1981
Box-folder 5/26
Workshops,
1982, 1985, n.d.
Series 4.
Socialist Scholars Conferences,
1990-1993
Physical Description:
13 folders
Scope and Content Note
This series contains correspondence, flyers, programs, financial documents, grant proposal press release, planning documents,
and various lists. The majority of the materials in this series pertain to the organization of the first annual West Coast
Socialist Scholars Conference "New Realities, New Identities: Socialism and Empowerment," held April 16-17, 1993 at the University
of California Los Angeles (UCLA). One folder contains schedules from three East Coast (New York) Socialist Scholars Conferences.
Of special interest are the complete registration lists for the conference, a copy of one of the papers presented at the conference,
and a letter from Ron McMullen addressed to the Socialist Community School including a paper that was not accepted for the
conference.
Box-folder 5/27
East Coast Socialist Scholars Conference Schedules - 8th, 10th, and 11th,
1990, 1992, 1993
Box-folder 5/28-6/9
West Coast Socialist Scholars Conference - Los Angeles,
April 16-17, 1993
Box-folder 5/29
The Democratic Critique of Liberalism: A Theoretical Reevaluation, paper presented at conference by Edwin A Roberts,
1993
Box-folder 6/1
Expense Reports/ Receipts,
1993
Box-folder 6/2
Local Development Fund, Grant Proposal,
1993
Box-folder 6/4
Planning Committee,
1992-1993
Box-folder 6/5
Publicity and Post-Conference Meeting Flyer,
1993
Box-folder 6/7
Program and Registration Forms,
1993
Box-folder 6/9
Socialist Community School [Ron McMullen letter],
1993
Series 5.
Health Issues,
1973-1997
Physical Description:
29 folders and 4 legal folders
Scope and Content Note
This series contains correspondence, minutes, reports, grant materials, newsletters, flyers, policy documents, and clippings
relating to Steve Tarzynski's involvement in various organizations and groups concerned with reforming the American health
care system. Materials include information on the work of the Los Angeles Health Organizing Committee (LAHOC) in union organizing
at the Health Services Agency (HSA) and the LAMPS project, the DSA's Health Taskforce's work on health care reform, and the
effects of health care service layoffs and cutbacks on undocumented immigrants and other low-income Los Angeles residents.
Of special interest is material connected to a tour of Canadian doctors and health workers speaking on the Canadian model
and a reciprocal tour of DSA members to Canada, and materials from the Interns and Residents Association (Union) of Los Angeles
County.
Box-folder 6/10
California Physicians Alliance,
1994, 1997
Box-folder 6/12
Clippings,
1975, 1981-1982, n.d.
Box-folder 6/13
Cook County [Illinois] Hospital Strike,
1975
Box-folder 6/14
Health Care Project - Liberty Hill Foundation Grant,
1991-1993
Box-folder 6/15
Canadian Health Care System,
1991, 1992, 1994
Box-folder 6/16
Correspondence,
1989, 1992-1993
Box-folder 6/17
DSA Health Taskforce & National Political Committee,
1990-1995
Box-folder 6/18-6/20, 8/14-8/16
Health Care Services Cuts and Layoffs
Box-folder 6/18
Department of Health Services,
1981-1982
Box-folder 8/14
Los Angeles County Health Alliance & Westside County Heath Alliance,
1980-1982
Box-folder 6/20
Undocumented Immigrants - Clippings,
1981
Box-folder 8/15
Service Employees International Union (SEIU), Local 660,
1981
Box-folder 8/16
Southern Christian Leadership Conference,
n.d.
Box-folder 6/21-6/23
Health Commission of New American Movement
Box-folder 6/21
Correspondence,
1977-1982, n.d.
Box-folder 6/23
Miscellaneous,
1978, 1980-1981
Box-folder 6/24-6/25
Interns & Residents Association of Los Angeles County
Box-folder 6/24
U.S.C. Medical Center, Grievance Reports,
1978
Box-folder 6/25
Women, Children, & Undocumented Immigrants,
1977-1981
Box-folder 6/27-7/6, 8/17
Los Angeles Health Organizing Committee (LAHOC)
Box-folder 6/27
Correspondence,
1978-1979
Box-folder 6/29
Financial Reports,
1977, n.d.
Box-folder 7/1
Health Action News,
1979-1981
Box-folder 7/2
Los Angeles Medical Power Structure (LAMPS) & Health Services Agency (HSA),
1978-1979
Box-folder 7/4
Meetings, Agendas, and Minutes,
1978-1981, n.d.
Box-folder 7/5
Miscellaneous,
1977, 1979-1980
Box-folder 7/6
Political Education Program,
1977, 1979, n.d.
Box-folder 8/17
Work Plans & Proposals,
1978-1980
Box-folder 7/7
National Leadership School -
A Socialist Perspective on the Health Care Crisis - Speech delivered at Temple University, Philadelphia,
July 5-7, 1991
Box-folder 7/8
Occupational Safety & Health,
1973, 1979-1980
Box-folder 7/9
Patient Rights & Responsibilities,
1995
Box-folder 7/10
Physicians for a National Health Program (PNHP),
1994-1995
Box-folder 7/11
Progressive Health Organizations - Inventory for proposed First National Meeting - SEIU Hall, Los Angeles,
May 1982
Box-folder 8/18
Proposition 186,
1994-1997
Box-folder 7/12
Reproductive Rights [Rick Kunnes],
1978