Woke’s usefulness to the left’s revolution has expired. On to the next rhetorical iteration.
Tag - marxism
Critical theory has been called the “diversity, inclusion, and equity industry,” which is a coordinated campaign to infuse Marxist ideas into our lives.
Economist and social activist Gloria Alvarez sits down with Matt Kibbe to discuss the popularity of Marxist ideas in Latin America.
These days, it seems like America’s colleges are the refuge not of enlightened curiosity, but of dogmatic extremism. Free speech zones, trigger warnings, and microaggressions have recently been added to the lexicon to describe new ways that students must be protected from thoughts that...
It’s not a coincidence that bloodshed on an unprecedented scale has followed the spread of Marx’s ideas wherever they’ve been fully implemented—violence is baked into the very DNA of communism and socialism.
Marxism, both cultural and actual, has infected college campuses all across the country. In this episode, Matt Kibbe digs into what's really going on, and finds out what is making these professors so nutty.
It's the 100th anniversary of the Bolshevik Revolution, when Lenin would implement the purest form of Marxism ever conceived with predictably bloody consequences.
The hamburger is at least a hundred years old, yet they keep on getting better. How can something with so little complexity continue to improve?
The Brazilian Olympic fiasco shows why Keynes was wrong about government spending.