“Queer Theory is Queer Marxism.” -James Lindsay In this episode, James Lindsay continues with a second part of Gayle Rubin’s essay in which it becomes clear that Queer Theory is all about breaking down all boundaries and categories between acceptable and unacceptable sexual behavior using explicitly Marxist-style analysis.

“Marxists believe they, and they alone, have hacked the system and come to the only true or scientific understanding of reality.” -James Lindsay In the Marxist literature, you run into the words “reality,” “realities,” and “actual” all the time. This is no mistake.

“In this first part, we learn that Queer Theory from its very beginnings is profoundly interested in both child pornography and pedophilia. It’s almost shocking to hear.” -James Lindsay To help people understand what Queer Theory is and always has been about, James Lindsay proudly hosts a three-part New Discourses Podcast series reading through “Thinking

“Herbert Marcuse was by far the most influential Marxist thinker of the 1950’s and the 1960’s. His influence cannot be overstated.” -James Lindsay Probably the most influential Marxist thinker of the 20th century was the Critical Marxist Herbert Marcuse.

“The Marxists are salivating at the opportunity to take your $40,000 a year and turn your kids into the Marxist Vanguard.” -James Lindsay In this episode of the New Discourses Podcast, James Lindsay reads through a recent academic paper regarding bringing Freirean and Leninist Critical Pedagogy into NAIS-certified private schools, and what is written by

In Social Justice, there is a prevailing attitude that people with privilege are afforded a certain kind of arrogance that allows them to ignore the way their privileged status creates oppression. “Cultural humility” is billed as the necessary antidote. This entry in ‘Translations from the Wokish’ is an explanation of the term “Cultural Humility.”