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On the left, “taking a stand” often doubles as a way of showing you’re a good person. Virtue signalling plays a big role in today’s polarized politics: people take positions not only out of conviction, but also to show their group loyalty.

This short asks whether left-wing and progressive activism sometimes risks being more about identity than about ethics. And how does this dynamic play out against the right? Understanding these psychological drivers is key if we want healthier debates.


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