they continue to find fulfillment in their political work. The disengaged radicals are described as those who are still leftist in their political attitudes, but do not consider themselves as active in politics. This group holds fast to the values promoted by the movement, but the last several decades have left them disillusioned and they no longer believe in the possibility of creating social change so that their values and goals can be realized. The largest group of respondents was the left-liberals, who do not consider themselves to be radicals and are no longer active in the movement. Feeling alienated by radical politic
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