The Curse of Postmodern Neo-Marxism in North American Education
For the last few decades, North American education schools have been ground zero for two dangerous intellectual movements: critical theory and postmodernism.
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Oppression
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“Cisnormativity at Work”
This is a scholarly paper titled 'Going In Through The Back Door: Challenging Straight Male Homohysteria And Transphobia Through Receptive Penetrative Sex Toy Use' submitted as part of the Grievance Studies Project by Peter Boghossian, James Lindsay, and Helen Pluckrose.
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Easter in the Woke Cult
James Lindsay pulls back the curtain on this cult belief Jo you can understand that we're dealing with the largest cult startup in history.
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How Tyrants Force Compliance
First, the population is split into those who comply with the tyrant's programs and policies and those who do not comply.
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Queer Theory is the Doctrine of a Sex-Based Cult
Queer Theory is the doctrine of a cult religion based on sex that primarily targets our children. It is our necessary responsibility to learn about it and to oppose it.
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Woke “All” Means Some
In Woke Marxism, "all" means "some." Not just any some, but a very specific some: the some that the Woke holds out as suffering from systemic oppression.
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Systemic Trauma and Harm
It seems virtually everything Woke these days is justified on the back of some obviously nonsense appeal to "trauma" or "harm."
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OnlySubs: Making Oppression Invisible
In this episode of my subscribers-only podcast, James Lindsay OnlySubs, I explore the activist dimension of all brands of Marxism in terms of how they hide their evil and thus make oppression invisible.
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For Racial Healing, Reject Critical Race Theory
Critical Race Theory proceeds upon a number of core tenets, the first and most central of which is that racism is the ordinary state of affairs in our society.
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The Poverty of “Lived Experiences”
This rhetoric is, by design, meant to paint political dissidents as myopic stooges who are unwilling to “listen to the Lived Experiences of marginalized people,” thus making them unwittingly complicit in systems of oppression.
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Naming the Enemy: Critical Social Justice
Over the last few years, it has become apparent that, for whatever nobility and moral worth lies in the project called “social justice,” something has gone badly wrong with the ideological movement on the far left that repeatedly calls for—or, more accurately, demands—it.
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Oppression
This entry in 'Translations from the Wokish' is an explanation of the term "Oppression."
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