New Left

1960s–70s Western political movement

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June 2024 Chomsky was discharged from the hospital to continue recovery at home. In the same month, false reports of his death circulated on social media, leading to retracted obituaries.
June 2023 Suffered a stroke and moved to Brazil full-time.
November 5 2022 Betsey Stone announces the SWP's opposition to the California abortion constitutional amendment in The Militant, arguing for addressing underlying social conditions.
2017 Hired as a part-time professor in the University of Arizona's linguistics department, with duties including teaching and public seminars.
2017 Taught a short-term politics course at the University of Arizona.
April 19 2016 Llewellyn Williams-Brooks completed an Honours Thesis at the University of Sydney titled 'Radical Theories of Capitalism in Australia: Towards a Historiography of the Australian New Left', providing academic analysis of the movement
2015 Purchased a residence in São Paulo, Brazil, and began splitting time between Brazil and the U.S.
2015 Released the documentary 'Requiem for the American Dream', which summarizes his views on capitalism and economic inequality.
2015 Chomsky and Valeria Wasserman acquired a home in Brazil.
2014 Chomsky married Valeria Wasserman.
February 2014 Stuart Hall passed away, leaving a significant legacy in cultural studies and political theory.
2011 Supported the Occupy movement, speaking at encampments and publishing on the movement, which he described as a reaction to a 30-year class war.

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