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Voices on the Left After Trump’s Victory

Left Voice interviewed four intellectuals and activists of the US Left right after the electoral triumph of Donald Trump.

Left Voice

November 15, 2016
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Julia Wallace, columnist for Left Voice, political activist from L.A.


Kshama Sawant, City Councilmember of Seattle, Member of Socialist Alternative.


Bhaskar Sunkara, Editor of Jacobin Magazine.


Benjamin Woods, writer for Black Agenda Report, Activist M4BL, Scholar.

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