Navigating Popular Fronts in Leftist Movements

This chapter examines the internal conflicts within leftist movements, particularly regarding ostracization and cancel culture, while tracing the historical context and significance of 'popular front' in today's political landscape. It discusses the complexities of aligning with the Democratic Party and the labor movement, highlighting the challenges of maintaining principled stances amidst pressures for collaboration. The chapter concludes with a critical view on the feasibility of establishing a New Popular Front in the U.S. due to the fragmented nature of the workers' movement and the absence of a distinct socialist party.