>They believe that applying Marxist economic theory to cultural issues This is literally gibberish. It's like saying you're going to apply quantum mechanics to

>They believe that applying Marxist economic theory to cultural issues This is literally gibberish. It's like saying you're going to apply quantum mechanics to modeling bird populations in the Galapagos. >Robin DiAngelo Nobody seriously considers her a Marxist. >Patrisse Cullors Likewise. >random list of Frankfurt school scholars you grabbed from Wikipedia These people claim influence from Marx, sure. They also claim influence from Freud and the psychoanalysts, who were some of the first critics of Marx. Someone who worked as long ago as Marx has touched a lot of fields in a small way. That doesn't make anything with even a hint of Marx's influence "Marxist", any more than it makes Ho Chi Minh an American liberal because he quoted the Declaration of Independence at a rally. https://www.thehistoryreader.com/military-history/ho-chi-minh-thomas-jefferson/ https://www.thehistoryreader.com/military-history/ho-chi-min... Jordan Peterson knew not to say anything so utterly farcical as what you've presented because he would have gotten raked over the coals. You should learn from his example.