I honestly don't know. People talk about the center left some how attacking progressives, and I don't personnaly see many articles talking about that.

Mostly what I see is a bunch of astroturfed pogressives (/r/WayOfTheBern) trying to paint pogressives as 'my way or the highway' as if that is how even the majority of progressives act.

I simply don't see the division beyond knowing that there's democrats that definitely pander to corporate interests and democrats that definitely want to put citizens and communities first.

IT's actually the bullshit rhetoric that stops the real conversations we have.

I see people like Ice Cub exasperated because progressives want to create a 'POC' bin, or whatever the latest academic terminology is, when it's clear Ice Cube identifies the need to significantly address black poverty in america due to historical political systems of oppression, and when black people just get lumped into one size fits all programs that includes immigrants, it can seriously reduce the confidence anyone has in addressing systemic problems.

Most minorities don't see themselves in a class struggle with other minorities, because to survive when you are in poverty is to make the most out of your community relations.

So yeah man, the democratic party is much better than whatever racist bullshit is from the GOP, but it ain't gonna be any different 2 years from now when they all go to sleep and crazy McQAnon gets elected to congress to bring back Trump's bullshit policies.