Old Left
Old Left proper noun: the pre-1960s left wing in the Western world, typically having a vanguardist approach to social justice and focusing mainly on labor unionization and questions of social class.
Proper noun
the Old Left
- The pre-1960s left wing in the Western world, typically having a vanguardist approach to social justice and focusing mainly on labor unionization and questions of social class.
Questions about Old Left
- What does Old Left mean?
- Old Left means the pre-1960s left wing in the Western world, typically having a vanguardist approach to social justice and focusing mainly on labor unionization and questions of social class.
- What part of speech is Old Left?
- Old Left is a proper noun.
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