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Jonathan Chait Doesn’t Understand the Socialists He’s Attacking

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By Bhaskar Sunkara
| Jacobin Verified
Jonathan Chait has an essay in the Atlantic warning that the Democratic Socialists of America (DSA) has become the very thing it was founded to oppose. There is nothing wrong with a liberal writer in a liberal publication taking aim at the socialist left. If anything, it is a good sign. The socialist movement in the United States is growing. Its ranks again include mayors and members of Congress, and I would be more confused if liberals were happy about this development.
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Progressives are winning in American cities. Can they win rural voters too?

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By Bhaskar Sunkara
| Inkl
‘The math doesn’t work unless we contest rural America.’ Photograph: Jaysun Silver/Shutterstock I joined the Democratic Socialists of America (DSA) in April 2007 at the age of 17. DSA back then was a small group with an ageing membership and an almost negative amount of buzz. If you’d told me its candidates would someday sweep primaries across New York City, I would have been surprised to say the least. Last week, they did.
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Brazilian Agribusiness Seeks Revenge

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By Tyler Lynch Verified, Bhaskar Sunkara, Sophina Clark
| Agriculture Newswire
The centrality of agriculture to world capital cannot be underestimated. In the decade leading up to 2025, the value of the world’s agricultural exports rose by 34 percent to nearly $2.3 trillion, outstripping metal and mineral commodities and coming second only to fossil fuels. This massive material engine of production is only the tangible side of agribusiness, which increasingly commands enormous circuits of speculative financial capital.
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