Within the leftist intellectual landscape, some have argued for left populism as a strategy to reclaim “the people” as a unifying political subject. In practice, political actors have already begun to adopt elements of this approach. Together with our expert panel we explore whether left populism can reconcile class and identity, recognition and redistribution, into a coherent political project. What are the ethical implications of constructing “the people” as a subject? Can this strategy overcome the fragmentation of the left and speak to economic grievances, environmental concerns, and struggles for recognition? How can the rhetorical style and appeal to emotions of the populist Right be adopted by the Left?