New Left

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The New Left was a broad 1960s–1970s political movement, especially among students and intellectuals in the United States and Western Europe, that emphasized civil rights, participatory democracy, and opposition to the Vietnam War and traditional establishment politics.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf left-wing movement
political movement
social movement
activeInPeriod 1960s
1970s
declinedIn late 1970s
differsFrom Old Left
emphasized civil rights
direct action
grassroots organizing
participatory democracy
student activism
focusesOn anti-war activism
cultural issues
gender equality
lifestyle politics
racial justice
university reform
hasDemographicBase intellectuals
students
urban middle class
young professionals
hasIdeology Third World solidarity
anti-authoritarianism
anti-capitalism
anti-imperialism
civil rights advocacy
democratic socialism
environmentalism
feminism
libertarian socialism
participatory democracy
hasKeyConcept grassroots democracy
participatory democracy
personal politics
the personal is political
hasKeyDocument Port Huron Statement
hasKeyOrganization Free Speech Movement
German Socialist German Student Union
Italian student movement
Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee
Students for a Democratic Society
hasMainRegion Canada
France
Italy
United Kingdom
United States of America
surface form: United States

West Germany
Western Europe
hasNotableEvent 1968 student protests in West Germany
Free Speech Movement
surface form: Berkeley Free Speech Movement

Columbia University protests of 1968
May 1968 protests in France
influenced contemporary left-wing politics
counterculture of the 1960s
green politics
identity politics
new social movements
influencedBy Marxism
Old Left
anti-colonial movements
American civil rights movement
surface form: civil rights movement

critical theory
existentialism
legacyIn anti-globalization movement
environmental movement
feminist movement
opposed Cold War liberalism
Soviet-style communism
Stalinism
Vietnam War
bureaucratic trade-unionism
traditional establishment politics
relatedTo Old Left

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Herbert Marcuse influenced New Left
Rosa Luxemburg influenced New Left
Beat Generation influenced New Left
American folk music revival associatedWith New Left
this entity surface form: American left-wing politics
Western Marxism influenced New Left
People's Park associatedWith New Left
Steve Weissman partOf New Left
this entity surface form: American New Left
Eurocommunism influencedBy New Left
Easter Aldermaston March associatedWith New Left
this entity surface form: British New Left
People's Democracy movement New Left
You don’t need a weatherman to know which way the wind blows culturalImpactOn New Left
this entity surface form: New Left movement
Erica Sherover movement New Left
FBI COINTELPRO operations aimedAt New Left
this entity surface form: New Left organizations
C. Wright Mills influenced New Left
Old Left isContrastedWith New Left
Students for a Democratic Society movement New Left
this entity surface form: American New Left
Port Huron Statement movement New Left
this entity surface form: American New Left
Port Huron Statement ideology New Left
Perry Anderson movement New Left
Jerry Rubin politicalIdeology New Left
Hornsey sit-in movement New Left
Red Army Faction inspiredBy New Left
Love Me, I'm a Liberal associatedWith New Left
this entity surface form: American New Left
Jeremy Larner movement New Left
this entity surface form: American New Left