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You have not the faintest trace of an idea what feminism or Marxism are. This is the most idiotic thing I have read all week. OK, it's Monday morning, but I giv

• astrange 13y ago
  "Cultural Marxism" is an academic offshoot possibly inspired by Marxism. Though I'm not quite sure why it's called "cultural". As for feminism, what's your definition, and do you think other people are practicing that definition in particular? Look at tumblr posts discussing patriarchy theory sometime; somewhere amidst the paranoid depressed teenagers is a pretty well-defined belief system, and it's not yours anymore.
  • vidarh 13y ago
    While technically true, today "Cultural Marxism" is mostly a label that the extreme far right use to try to brush centrist and moderate leftists with associations of Stalinism. Beware whenever the term is brought up - it's usually used as an ad hominem.
  • tw268 13y ago
    I'm using the phrase cultural Marxism to identify disciplines based on Marxist thought but that don't necessarily include the economic program that classical Marxism is known for. This includes feminism, critical race theory, and gender theory.