So I don’t idealise collective identity per se, but I do argue that without structures to hold it, identity becomes polarising and manipulable.
So I don’t idealise collective identity per se, but I do argue that without structures to hold it, identity becomes polarising and manipulable.
“Mummy, I’m sick of calling people names - how can I have a mature debate online??” 👆
I would like we stop looking at the US to set the progressive agenda. They are not very good at fighting fascism to start with. In fact, they don't do much. And the US is not England, Sweden or Quebec.