Therapy And The Hermeneutics Of Oppression
Critical Social Justice Theory is now rapidly establishing itself within the theory and knowledge of the counselling and psychotherapy disciplines.
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2+2 Never Equals 5
“Freedom is the freedom to say that 2+2=4. If that is granted, all else follows” -George Orwell, Nineteen Eighty-four
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“James Lindsay – Saving the World” on the Woman By Definition podcast
James Lindsay joins the ever-controversial Kellie-Jay Keen on the Woman by Definition podcast to get real about Woke ideology and Critical Social Justice Theory.
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No, the Woke Won’t Debate You. Here’s Why.
I can’t tell you how many times I’ve been asked why it is that the Woke won’t seem to have a debate or discussion about their views.
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The Complex Relationship between Marxism and Wokeness
People who observe that Marxism is somehow tied into all of this Woke stuff, then, are certainly not wrong, but it just as certainly isn’t Marxism.
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How to Talk to Your Employers About Anti-Racism
The 1960s ended, in fact, some half a century ago. Nonetheless, they all share a concern that their employer, university, or children’s school seems to think otherwise and is therefore requiring an affirmation to a very specific understanding of “racism” and “anti-racism”.
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Can White People Understand “Racism”?
The Woke use a very particular, very narrow definition of “racism” that has a very expansive application because it is believed to be “systemic” and thus applicable to and a part of everything.
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Wake Up, Talking Therapists! Critical Social Justice Theory Poses An Existential Threat To Your Professions
There is one thing that the field of talking therapies is, ironically, not talking about and this is the existential threat posed to our professions by Critical Social Justice Theory (CSJT).
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How Critical Studies Led to Today’s Turmoil
On July 9th, Kevin Turner had a conversation with Dr. James Lindsay discussing the social and cultural movement that has gripped the nation since the death of George Floyd in late May.
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Why Nobody is Systemically Racist
Given the events of the past few months, it has probably been explained to you at least once that all people who are “white” and “white-adjacent” are allegedly complicit in “systemic racism.”
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The Race-baiters’ Checkmate and the Critical Collapse of Education
We are in the West fast approaching the precipice of a civilizational collapse.
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The Evergreening of America
Benjamin Boyce hosts a boisterous chat with James Lindsay and Mike Nayna about the issues of critical race theory, social justice, and cancel culture.
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James Lindsay and Joe Rogan Discuss Critical Social Justice
In a highly anticipated event, James Lindsay joins Joe Rogan on 'The Joe Rogan Experience' to discuss the recent explosion of the Woke ideology into almost every corner of our society and culture.
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The Radical Left’s Resemblance to Dogmatism
New Discourses founder James Lindsay is interviewed for the upcoming Better Left Unsaid documentary about the dogmatism of Wokeness/Critical Social Justice.
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Critical Race Theory is a Victimization Cult
It is not a particularly unique observation to notice that the Critical Social Justice movement, particularly the part that embraces Critical Race Theory, bears tremendous resemblance to a secular religion.
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The Diversity Delusion
We're being lied to, and it's been costing us a fortune, both economically and socially.
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Wokeness and Its Not-at-all-racist Doctrines of Disempowerment
This isn't empowerment. It's disempowerment, even if we discount the other costs of such a not-at-all-racist doctrine.
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The Defence Approach to Diversity
Diversity is big business and the body of published work is enormous.
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The Woke Breaking Point
Almost everybody has a Woke Breaking Point. A point of Peak Woke. Or, at least, they should.
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Helen Pluckrose: The Evolution of Postmodern Thought
Helen Pluckrose develops the definition of "Social Justice" as it is used in the academic literature in this tradition, explains its connections to identity politics and the political correctness movement, and then shows the relevance of the original postmodernists to this Theory in some detail.
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