This week on The Line, we turn to the political culture of the modern left. From the rise of social media and instant “hot takes” to moralism and the difficulties of sustaining genuine disagreement, we explore how the left has changed and what this means for our ability to organise, intervene and educate effectively.
Key questions include:
Has social media transformed the way the left thinks and argues?
What is the psychology behind horizontalism?
Has the left become too performative and overly focused on individual identity?
What has been lost through the decline of political education and working-class institutions?
What would a healthier, more serious and strategically effective left look like?
We will be back on Monday with The Briefing.
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