Marxism never disappears, but adapts to new circumstances when old strains rise from the dark vaults of history.
Critical race theory is a form of "racialized Marxism." In this essay for the @nypost, I review CRT's intellectual history, break down its most controversial tenets, and explain why it's ultimately destructive to Americans of all racial backgrounds.https://nypost.com/2021/05/06/what-critical-race-theory-is-really-about/ …
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I've been waiting for an article like this one, Chris! I'll share it far and wide!
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Marx doubt revolution would work because he believed socialism was a natural result of increase in productivity, which eliminate the scarcity of social produce. Marx, while acknowledge the influence of individuals, believed social evolution is not subject to individual will. /1
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On a large time scale, I think Marx is right on this. Historically, a few countries claim they achieve socialism/communism via violent revolution (Political power grows out of the barrel of a gun-Mao). But a mere 70 yrs later, they operate like capitalism more than ever. /2
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Just received this in the mail. While purportedly explaining Critical Race Theory, dude uses the words Marxism/Marxist/Marx 13 times. Want to know how many times he uses the word “slavery”? Zero. Zero times.pic.twitter.com/ynFY5AN5zy
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Don’t listen to people to conflate racism with Marxism. Don’t listen to people who fail to acknowledge the role of racism in America.
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The group is greater than the individual..if that isn't Marxist...communist whatever the name might be, I don't know what is. It's a terrible thing.
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"Americans in particular had never developed a sense of class consciousness or class division. Most Americans believed in d American dream" I wonder why! could d answer possibly have something to do with d racial stratification of the society? Also "never" bold claim.
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You are wrong
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