Conversation

"The party is the ‘masculine’ moment of the class; its own self-separation, its political doubling, is what produces (the rest of) ‘the class’ as inert, passive material, as objectified, feminized *other*. The party is blindness to what the class is up to. It is inability to communicate. The party produces the proletariat as the woman he can never talk to.
By early June 2020, the class had ghosted the party. The party was left to oscillate between desperately trying to get some action, or simply jerking off."

From this piece published by Endnotes half a year ago:
https://endnotes.org.uk/posts/a-new-institute-for-social-research-the-struggle-within-the-struggle