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Cultural Marxism

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Emerging on the American scene in the mid-1930’s and igniting the culture war in recent years across America is what has been termed “Cultural Marxism“. Unlike traditional Marxism that focuses on economics, Cultural Marxism focuses on culture and maintains that all human behavior is a result of culture (not heredity / race) and thus malleable. Cultural Marxism is an offshoot of Marxism that gave birth to political correctness, and multiculturalism. The strategy of Cultural Marxism to bring change to America. … Continue reading →

The 1776 Report – Created Equal or Identity Politics?

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Following is an excerpt from The 1776 Report Appendix III, reprinted here [graphics and links added for contexual clarity] because it is a good explanation of one of the more critical challenges we face as free men living in a Constitutional Republic.  Identity politics and critical race theory are central to Cultural Marxist thought and perhaps one of the greatest threats to a free America. Before even taking office, Joe Biden pledged to disband Donald Trump’s 1776 Commission—designed to promote … Continue reading →

Growing Up Black

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For some, growing up black entailed battling the twisted perceptions attributable to the legacy of slavery. Cultures have depended upon slavery as a supply of low value labor since ancient times. In America, the slave trade of Africans into North America started within the 1400s and was deemed unlawful by 1808, yet the smuggling continued beyond the ban for one more 50 years. Despite restrictions in the legal slave trade, slavery thrived in the production of cotton, tobacco, sugar and … Continue reading →