text: # alt-left
  
  ## Anglais
  
  ### Étymologie
  
      (XXIᵉ siècle) Par analogie avec alt-right.
  
  ### Nom commun
  
  alt-left \ɒltˈlɛft\
  
  * (Politique) (Péjoratif) Partie de la gauche politique qui utilise des théories du complot, ou qui est considéré comme autoritaire.
     * According to the Skwawkbox, the excitable alt-left blog, he is “Labour’s media man on fire” – and he has “interviewers feeling the burn”. — (Patrick Maguire, How Barry Gardiner went from wannabe vicar to high priest of Corbynism, article publié dans New Statesman le 30 mai 2017)
     * Corbyn’s team will never recognise in themselves a symmetrical alt-left to the “alt-right” menace they revile. — (Rafael Behr, On Europe, Labour’s left is revealing its affinity to the ‘alt-right’, dans The Guardian)
  * (États-Unis) (Politique) (Péjoratif) Partie de la gauche politique considérée comme trop radicale ou extrême.
     * The President then explicitly and aggressively made the case for why the anti-racism counter-protesters were as much at fault as the armed white militias—a contention at odds with local police accounts. "What about the alt-left that came charging at the – as you say — the alt-right?" Trump challenged the reporters. "Do they have any semblance of guilt?" — (Noah Bierman, Trump again decries both sides’ actions in Virginia, publié le 16 aout 2017 dans Los Angeles Times, page A1, A10)
  
  **Variantes orthographiques**
  
  * alt left
  
  **Antonymes**
  
  * alt-right
  * alt-center
  