

Jacobin Radio: Kamala's Coronation
Aug 29, 2024
Marc Cooper, a journalist known for his leftist political insights, and Robert Brenner, a historian of social movements, delve into the implications of a dynamic Democratic Convention. They discuss how the convention's pro-union and youthful vibe united different party factions while downplaying crucial issues like climate change and Palestinian rights. The duo critiques the Harris-Waltz campaign's strategy of balancing progressivism with mainstream appeal, all amidst a divided political landscape that demands engaging non-voters and reassessing class discourse.
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Intro
00:00 • 5min
Navigating a Divided Political Landscape
05:19 • 6min
Dynamics of the Democratic Convention and Campaign Strategies
11:01 • 3min
Engaging Non-Voters in a Shifting Political Landscape
14:03 • 11min
An Analysis of Class Discourse and Labor Representation at the Democratic Convention
25:15 • 3min
Inside the Evolving Democratic Landscape
27:49 • 25min