Far More Women than Men Voted for Carney. Why? | The Tyee
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The Alt-Right Playbook: The South Bank of the Rubicon
102 votes, 29 comments. According to the comments, this appears to be the final video in the series, though I don't see anything in actual video that…
The Socialist guide to surviving in Capitalism | Doing well isn't treason.
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4 Lies New Leftists Believe
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Far Right Institutional Power Isn’t Inevitable. Here’s How Leftists Can Win.
The left can win with a bold visionary policy that links climate mitigation to economic transformation.
Where does the Canadian left go from here? – Canadian Dimension
Jack Layton was the first progressive politician who inspired me enough to go to a rally. He used to say optimism is better than despair. I think he was half right. Right now pessimism of the intellect says the Canadian left is in a bad place. But optimism of the will demands that if we have failed, we fail again, and fail better until we succeed.
What prevented the Liberals from implementing electoral reform? : r/CanadaPolitics
134 votes, 319 comments. With the Montreal byelection being won by the Bloc with 28% of the vote, I'm reminded again how flawed our current election…
I swear to god, the reason leftist revolutions keep on failing, if they even start, is because of the people like those on leftist subreddits.
Just let me rant for a second here. We, Leftists, have way more in similar with each other than we do with other ideologies. So then why is it that…
A Left That Doesn’t Take the Lead in the Fight Against the Climate Crisis Has No Reason to Exist - ZNetwork
What follows is not addressed to the right and its supporters (economic, social and other) who – unfortunately – are doing their job very well. What
Meltdowns Have Brought Progressive Advocacy Groups to a Standstill at a Critical Moment in World History
Locked in a cycle of Slack callouts and healing retreats, progressive groups have brought themselves to a grinding halt.
Ocasio-Cortez Says If You Feel Burnt Out By The News Lately, That’s ‘Exactly’ What Trump Wants
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Anand Giridharadas: The Future of the Left and the Rise of the Broligarchy | The Agenda
wuuuut this was *amazing wow as if this was on TVO, he calls it like it is wow, yet another total must-watch. And as always, support local public broadcasting!
The Left Needs to Start Taking Accountability For its Losses
The modern left has normalized a lot of self-defeating behaviors. Let's talk about those behaviors and what traits we need to internalize instead. Probably n...
“Fake Lefties” vs. the "Berniessance" | Reacting to Secular Talk/Vanguar...
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How to Be a Constructive Dissenter
The rebels, dissenters, "reactionaries," and "deviants" of the world may be the ones who help communities and societies become better.
How to Move Beyond Outrage Toward Understanding
Kurt Gray believes that by shifting our thinking from right and wrong to “harm,” we can feel less outrage and understand each other better.
Focusing on what we're FOR, more than what we're against helps us build relationships
How "leftist" politics often drive isolation & become a barrier to connection
Beyond infighting: Cultivating movements driven by love for people rather than hatred for capitalism
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We must love the people more than we hate the systems oppressing us
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The perils of left populism
In a recent piece for The Breach, writer and organizer Emma Jackson calls for an “expansive left populism” to defeat the far-right. While she identifies many of the fronts on which the left must fight, it remains unclear how populism as such should serve as a working program for broad left demands, given its susceptibility to the politics of reaction.
Navigating leftist cancel culture in the west
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