She’s been described as divisive by the left and ‘the Queen of woke’ by the right, but does the journalist’s new book really signal a change in her entire belief system?

I found this interesting. I always thought Sarkar was leagues ahead of the rest of the Novara crowd and now I’m quite tempted to read her book! She’s right to cite Lula as a model for the left - he’s a… complicated guy, shall we say, but also one of the most successful leftist politicians in the world.

  • BJHanssen@lemmy.world
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    2 days ago

    Am currently reading the book, it’s a worthwhile read. And I already have a list of people I will recommend it to, because I think it will nudge them in the right direction politically.

  • Jackthelad@lemmy.worldEnglish
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    3 days ago

    I always thought Sarkar was leagues ahead of the rest of the Novara crowd

    Not a high bar to clear, really.

  • slakemoth@lemmygrad.mlEnglish
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    3 days ago

    Im a long time novara supporter but not sure i see the point of this book. The left has been critical of identity politics for years now. I don’t enjoy the fact that she submitted to a guardian interview either, but i guess that’s up for debate.