Jamesons stated that the left had gained ground by mobilizing young and active politicians on social media, fandoms, pop music fans, and young people in the streets. According to him, the debate was focused on the campaign for Lula's reelection and more people understood the importance of voting. The author argued that the left should stop giving visibility to figures he considered prejudiced, including the most voted deputy from his state and the president of what he called Brazil's largest and worst party. He also said that comments on leftist publications showed, in his assessment, the right trying to reclaim ground. Jamesons stated that the left had started to lead the agenda after years of reacting to issues raised by groups he described as authoritarian and prejudiced. Although he said this change had occurred late, he advocated for maintaining engagement in the streets, on social media, and in public debate in support of Lula's reelection. #Lula #DireitosHumanos #EngajamentoJuvenil (translated)
