By Taking Power: Spring 2017 Issue Launch
Jacobin's latest issue, "By Taking Power," asks: What has the Pink Tide accomplished? What is its future? - When the Pink Tide emerged in Latin America, the U.S. Left was done with governing. The Pink Tide was a confident call back to the old-time re...
May 20, 2017
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May 20, 2017
By Taking Power: Spring 2017 Issue Launch
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By Taking Power: Spring 2017 Issue Launch
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Jacobin's latest issue, "By Taking Power," asks: What has the Pink Tide accomplished? What is its future? When the Pink Tide emerged in Latin America, the U.S. Left was done with governing. The Pink Tide was a confident call back to the old-time religion, a return to not ceding state power to the Right, but wielding it to improve lives in the here and now.Jacobin editor and publisher Bhaskar Sunkara spoke with Rene Rojas, a PhD student in sociology at NYU, to discuss the ebb and flow of the Pink Tide at the Verso Books offices on May 16.
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