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[[File:Red flag waving.svg|thumb|203x203px|The Red Flag, a left wing symbol]] | [[File:Red flag waving.svg|thumb|203x203px|The Red Flag, a left wing symbol]] | ||
'''Left | '''Left-wing politics''' (sometimes called '''Leftism''') generally refers to political ideologies that advocate for social equality, government intervention in the economy, and the protection of workers' rights. Left-wing movements typically support policies that aim to reduce economic inequality, such as progressive taxation, social welfare programs, and labour protections. | ||
[[Christianity]] has influenced the development of some left wing ideologies (as well as some [[Right Wing Politics|right wing]] ideologies), particularly through the promotion of social justice, equality, and care for the marginalized. Many key figures in the history of leftist movements have drawn inspiration from Christian teachings about love, compassion, and the inherent dignity of all people. | [[Christianity]] has influenced the development of some left wing ideologies (as well as some [[Right Wing Politics|right wing]] ideologies), particularly through the promotion of social justice, equality, and care for the marginalized. Many key figures in the history of leftist movements have drawn inspiration from Christian teachings about love, compassion, and the inherent dignity of all people. | ||