The hottest Progressive Movement Substack posts right now

Progressives in the media and certain groups are supporting Hamas and questioning Israel during recent events.
Conservative figures, like Candace Owens and Andrew Tate, have been quiet or even supportive of Hamas, showing concerning views.
It's important for the conservative movement to address and distance itself from individuals who cannot defend Israel or condemn Hamas.

A century ago, the UK saw the swearing in of its first Labour government, marking a significant shift in political history.
The challenges faced by the first Labour government in the 1920s are still relevant today for the next Labour government, particularly in terms of navigating the political system and preventing conservative power.
Creating a unified front against conservative parties has historically proven crucial for progressive movements, as seen with the alliance between Liberals and Labour in the past.

To control a political party, one must actively engage in its internal committee system.
Merely voting is not enough to influence a party's direction; active participation is key.
Progressives should focus on building strong organizations within political parties to achieve effective change.

Running for office, even if you don't win, can make a difference by providing voters with a choice.
It's important to contest seats in elections to ensure representation and democracy.
Missouri had 40% of seats uncontested, highlighting the need for more candidates and choices in elections.

Local politics are often overlooked but have real impact on communities.
Engaging in city politics can combat feelings of hopelessness and isolation.
Belonging and purpose can be found in local movements focused on tangible goals.

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