The hottest Marxism Substack posts right now

The American spirit is based on individual sovereignty and the freedom to pursue happiness.
There is a crucial difference between equality and equity in terms of entitlement to specific outcomes.
The DEI movement is questioned for potentially altering the fundamental foundation of America.

A Marxist humanities professor criticizes the impact of Left-wing academics on academia.
Academia being dominated by the Left is seen as unjust and intolerant.
Concerns are raised about the dangerous embrace of extremist ideologies and the potential consequences for society.

Class warfare is seen as essential by some for socialism to thrive
CEO salaries are defended as necessary due to the challenges of running a business
Criticism of CEO salaries may stem from jealousy rather than understanding the complexities of their roles

Feminism and academic feminism played a major role in rejecting evolution, a key component for the Transcult.
The Transcult leverages historical treatment of homosexuals to push its agenda and can be monetized as a 'consumerist civil rights' cause.
The Transcult's emergence is a mix of social contagion, intense sexualization, and a contradictory relationship with feminism.

BRICS countries are setting an alternative to the U.S. dollar for world trade
The de-growth agenda promoted by the West is rejected by countries like BRICS who prioritize growth and using resources for their people
Environmental movements pushing for de-growth promote chaos, misery, and crime, leading to societal decline

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Last week saw significant political events and challenges to norms.
Alan Dershowitz critiques Trump-related legal actions and advocates for justice and equality before the law.
The Democratic Party's shift and role in a Marxist takeover, alongside the Republican Party's internal divide, are highlighted.

Abraham Ascher's book 'Russia: A Short History' effectively highlights the connection between religion, autocracy, and the shaping of Russian history, including the acceptance of autocracy in greater Russia.
The book distinguishes between dictatorship and autocracy, showcasing how autocratic societies like Russia function with input from key public institutions.
The author's analysis of Soviet-style communism is critiqued within the context of the historical narrative presented in the book.

Life continues despite weariness and struggles.
Antonio Gramsci's concept of 'optimism of the will' advocates for resilience and belief in change.
Cultural and ideological struggle, collective action, and intellectual engagement are key for societal transformation.

Love is a powerful emotion that keeps people bonded and committed to each other.
Marxist theory can be applied to analyze how love drives humans to impact their environment and themselves.
Love, as viewed through a Marxist lens, validates real individuality and is inherent to human relations.

Capitalism has advantages like low prices and innovation but faces criticism for instability and reinforcing class divisions.
Marxism critiques capitalism for class inequality and instability, but some aspects are less relevant in the modern economy.
Islam offers economic regulations like Zakat, bans on Riba, and speculation, which could potentially address issues in capitalism.

History can be a powerful tool of transformation when taught differently.
The linear approach to history often serves the interests of those in power.
Exploring works like Paulo Freire's 'Pedagogy of the Oppressed' and Gramsci's concepts can provide insights for liberation.