The article discusses recent setbacks faced by British progressives, particularly in public opinion and court rulings, and questions whether this backlash was inevitable. Gaby Hinsliff suggests that current activist methods may prioritize performative protest over meaningful change, and thus new tactics may be necessary. The piece also critiques the obsession with narratives surrounding powerful individuals, arguing that the billionaire class exerts unprecedented power with minimal accountability, and advocates for dismantling these inequalities rather than glorifying individual success stories. An interview with Jonathan Haidt explores the detrimental impact of social media on children's brain development.
British progressives face major setbacks, indicating that a backlash was perhaps inevitable, and highlighting the need for new tactics in activism.
Activism, particularly by progressives, is being criticized for prioritizing performative actions over substantive change, which has led to a decline in public support.
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