Rethinking Political Strategies

This chapter explores the strategic differences between the political right and left, emphasizing the far-right's actions against societal institutions and the need for the left to innovate organizing approaches. It critiques the Democratic Party's reluctance to adapt while advocating for a robust internationalist democratic socialist movement focused on ethical commitments to marginalized communities.

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