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The Long March of Woke Ideology Through the Universities

The Long March of Woke Ideology Through the Universities
Students enter the University of New South Wales in Sydney, Australia, on Sept. 22, 2016. AAP Image/Dean Lewins
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Universities, as a result of the 60s and 70s cultural revolution and the decision by the cultural left to take the long march through the institutions, have especially been affected by politically correct ideology and wokeness. Such is the dominance of neo-Marxist and postmodern-inspired ideology that left-of-centre academics in a range of subjects dominate departments and faculties across the English-speaking world.

Kevin Donnelly
Kevin Donnelly
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Kevin Donnelly is a senior fellow at the Australian Catholic University's PM Glynn Institute.
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