Sentence examples for socialist identity from inspiring English sources

Then emerged the Communist Party and tried to create a socialist identity for Afghanistan.

The government is motivated by its socialist identity to be more rigorous than most developing countries in enforcing workers' rights.

Why, then, this embrace of a socialist identity by millions of Americans who in earlier times might have been content to call themselves liberal?

Ditto for Clinton's "socialist" identity.

Glasgow, more than Edinburgh, has a strong historical socialist identity, that is bound to resonate in its music".

Will her democratic-socialist identity push the Party to the left?

He said Arthurs began identifying as a Muslim about a year ago and changed his profile on the ironmarch.com message board to reflect his new Salafist Nationalist-Socialist identity––a reference to one of the most conservative branches of Sunni Islam.

He no longer described himself as a socialist, an identity he had formed as a teen-ager, in the late sixties.

The populist right and the populist left are bound to make significant gains in the elections to the European Parliament in May, and, in the United States, Trump's bigotry has helped to energize the socialist and identity-politics-driven wing of the Democratic Party.

The SWP refused to name this hero of the proletarian vanguard; unlike the "bourgeois courts", revolutionary socialists hide the identity of alleged rapists.

When you add to its unreliable temperament the fact that Labour is a product of the industrial revolution, religious nonconformism and empire, it is hard to escape the conclusion that it really is out of place in 21st-century Britain, irreparably split between its socialist and trade unionist identities at a time when fewer and fewer people identify with either.