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Ed Broadbent Spent a Lifetime Seeking Democracy, Equality and Real Freedom

Luke Savage explains how Ed Broadbent devoted his life to a struggle for democratic and egalitarian principles

 

You might know Ed Broadbent as the former leader of Canada’s federal NDP.

But Broadbent was more than just a political party leader — he also spent a lifetime seeking social and democratic change outside partisan politics in academia and civil society, both in Canada and around the world.

On this episode of Sources, PressProgress

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Editor Luke LeBrun is joined by Luke Savage, a contributor to Jacobin and co-author of Broadbent’s book  Seeking Social Democracy, to explain and remember Ed Broadbent’s life and his ideas.

 

Additional reading:

• Seeking Social Democracy

• How Ed Broadbent and His Democratic Principles Made an Impact on PressProgress’ Journalism (PressProgress)

• Ed Broadbent Was a Socialist Because He Believed in Democracy (Jacobin)

• Ed Broadbent state funeral (CBC News)

 

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