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Socialism’s Moment Is Here

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With a flurry of election victories, nonstop media attention, and a shift in public opinion, the fortunes of the American left are finally starting to turn.
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Without Solidarity, The Left Will Fail

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Francesca Hong, a State Assembly member in Wisconsin, nearly just became the Democratic nominee for governor. The 37-year-old democratic socialist, a single mom and former restaurant worker, was leading in polls, and running on a platform of universal childcare, a data center moratorium, and raising the minimum wage. If elected, Hong would have been the first member of the Democratic Socialists of America to become a governor, an extraordinary step forward for the socialist movement.
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The Meaning of El-Sayed’s Victory

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The amount of money put toward defeating Abdul El-Sayed in the Michigan Senate Primary was staggering: Tens of millions of dollars in outside spending were funneled into pushing vicious, untrue ads about El-Sayed that blanketed the Michigan airwaves. When I was in Michigan last month reporting on the campaign, I couldn’t believe how often the ad accusing El-Sayed of sexism was airing on local TV. It was in practically every commercial break.
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