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Wokeness, Social Justice, and Cancel Culture
From protest movements to battles in academia, policing, schooling, and free speech, the sensitivities of Jewish life in America and across the globe can be harbingers of broader societal change.
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The American Soviet Mentality

Collective demonization invades our culture

byIzabella Tabarovsky
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The WASP Roots of the Social Justice Movement

The ideology is nothing less than the Anglosphere’s first modern authoritarian political movement

byB. Duncan Moench
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The Woke Meritocracy

How telling the right stories about overcoming oppression in the right way became a requirement for entering the elite credentialing system

byBlake Smith

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Police photographs of Grigori Zinoviev, taken by the NKVD after his arrest, 1934
Police photographs of Grigori Zinoviev, taken by the NKVD after his arrest, 1934
A political cartoon from 1883 aimed at wealthy businessmen Cyrus Field (1819-1892), Jay Gould (1836-1892), Cornelius Vanderbilt (1794-1877), and Russell Sage (1816-1906). Laborers awash in a sea of hard times struggle to hold up the lumber, paper, and linen industries with low-wage jobs on their backs as the industrialists and their millions weigh them down.
A political cartoon from 1883 aimed at wealthy businessmen Cyrus Field (1819-1892), Jay Gould (1836-1892), Cornelius Vanderbilt (1794-1877), and Russell Sage (1816-1906). Laborers awash in a sea of hard times struggle to hold up the lumber, paper, and linen industries with low-wage jobs on their backs as the industrialists and their millions weigh them down.