As a result, any progressive political program is hard enough to get off the ground and harder still to cohere and gain any momentum as a mass movement
And the left keeps losing elections, and even when they win elections, the machinery of the right makes sure that any gains get quickly reversed
“left” doesn’t really even mean anything anymore besides “people who disagree with the increasingly openly-fascist politics of the right” and this includes everyone from center-right conservatives to Democrats to democratic socialists (I classify all as liberals). You also have some real socialists and communists in the mix, but for the most part when people refer to the left they are referring to the big-tent population

On Claude’s desktop browser, click your profile icon on the bottom-left corner and choose “settings” from the menu. Navigate to the “privacy” tab, scroll down to the “your data” section and click “manage” public chats. From there, you can delete those public threads.
On Google Drive, you’ll have to open each individual document you’ve made public. Click the “share” button on the top right of your desktop browser window and then change your “general access” settings from “anyone with the link” to “restricted” or specified people, groups or spaces.

Ekman reviews the history of the New Left since 1968 when the values of the oppressed class were highlighted to today where power has adopted the language of the oppressed, what she calls “patriarchy changing clothes” while using feminist language
Ekman highlights how corporate slogans of Zalando’s “celebrate diversity” campaign costs these corporations nothing as they prefer posturing their purity without making any real material changes to how they treat their workers.
Ekman gives an exegesis of the word “woman” which is currently being erased in many western nations, even prefixed with “cis” such that the meaning of “woman” has been perverted into a privileged oppressor of men vanishing all possibilities of women to speak of themselves an oppressed class.

key dates in South Sudan's history
1955-1972 - First Sudanese Civil War, between north and south over demands for more regional autonomy by southern Sudan region. Some 500,000 are estimated to have been killed.
1969 - Colonel Gaafar Nimeiry carries out a coup. Parliament and political parties are abolished.
1983 - Numeiry introduces Sharia Islamic law.
1983-2005 - Second Sudanese Civil War. Between the central Sudanese government and the Sudan People's Liberation Army. Largely a continuation of the first civil war.
2011 - South Sudan becomes an independent country, after over 20 years of guerrilla warfare. Some two million people are estimated to have died as a result of war, famine and disease caused by the conflict, and more than four million displaced
2012 - Disagreements with Sudan over the oil-rich region of Abyei erupt into fighting, known as the Heglig Crisis. A peace deal is reached, creating a 10km demilitarized zone along the border and allowing South Sudan's oil exports to restart.
2013 - Civil war breaks out after the president, Salva Kiir, sacks the cabinet and accuses Vice-President Riek Machar of planning a failed coup. Over 2.2 million people are displaced by the fighting and severe famine puts the lives of thousands at risk.