Defending Glenn Greenwald and Critiquing the Post-Left
March 28, 2021
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as posted by the channelThe video expresses love for the contrarian and Izzy award-winning journalist Glenn Greenwald and explains why all socialists should love him too, despite the fact that Greenwald is NOT a socialist (and perhaps not even a “leftist”).
It is also an examination of the new Post-Left or Anti-left trend that has emerged in a trollish way online. In it, you'll find an excerpt from Christine Louis-Dit-Sully’s upcoming book “Transcending Racial Divisions” as we attempt to understand Marxist historicism and to understand the degree to which taking an anti-left posture might be or might not be a necessary step towards reigniting a struggle for socialism.
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Transcending Racial Divisions by Christine Louis-Dit-Sully
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