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Category Archives: Culture
Lilla: The Once and Future Liberal
Mark Lilla, a liberal professor who has incurred the wrath of the P.C. Brigade, has a new book coming out, titled The Once and Future Liberal: After Identity Politics. From the book’s description: In The Once and Future Liberal, Mark … Continue reading
Posted in Left, Political Correctness
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Adorno’s Loathing
From an article in Foreign Policy titled “German Philosophy Has Finally Gone Viral. Will That Be Its Undoing?”: Adorno, furthermore, was a Jew who loathed Hegel’s Protestant notion of progress.
Posted in Cultural Marxism, Jewish
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Shining the Light on the SPLC
It’s good to see the $PLC getting scrutiny these days. There was the recent, critical Politico piece, then Tucker talked about them on Friday night, and now this: A new coalition of conservative groups, which the SPLC label as “hate” … Continue reading
Posted in Jewish, Left, Political Correctness
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Duesterberg on NRx
James Duesterberg’s “Final Fantasy: Neoreactionary politics and the liberal imagination” is a decently-written, liberal appraisal of NRx of the Mencius/Land variety.
Posted in Dark Enlightenment
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Generation Z
We keep hearing about Millennials, but what about the generation after them? With “Generation Z” being loosely defined as the generation that currently has its oldest members in their early 20s, the NY Post reports: “Gen Z actually like and … Continue reading
Fluidity as Virtue Signaling
Here is actor Andrew Garfield on playing a gay character in the over the top, hagiographical play Angels in America: “As far as I know, I am not a gay man,” he told Out. “Maybe I’ll have an awakening later in … Continue reading
Posted in Culture Wars, Hollywood
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Farstar
Jack Ryan notes: “The very talented graphic artist Farstar has created a rather disturbing comic envisioning a day where 3rd world migrants might not always be the Left’s obedient pets.”
Posted in Alt-Right, Culture Wars, Immigration
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NYT: “Why the Far Right Wants to Be the New ‘Alternative’ Culture”
The NYT is finally realizing the Alt-Right represents today’s counter-culture. Stop the press! From “Why the Far Right Wants to Be the New ‘Alternative’ Culture” by John Herrman: A wide-eyed observer of today’s political media wouldn’t just see different voices … Continue reading
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Uncommon People: The Rise and Fall of the Rock Stars
David Kynaston has a very good review of what sounds to be a very good book: Uncommon People: The Rise and Fall of the Rock Stars by David Hepworth. A key passage from the Hepworth book: “The age of the … Continue reading
NYT: Shakespeare’s #Resistance in the Park
As if to rub the Right’s noses in some Central Park dogsh*t, the NYT has a piece titled “Protesters Outside ‘Julius Caesar’ in Central Park, and Laughs Inside”. That very juxtaposition in the title, given a play about the brutal … Continue reading
Posted in Culture Wars, Left, NYT
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