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Cultural Marxism is an ideological adaptation of Marxist principles, shifting the focus from economic class struggle to cultural and social issues. Instead of emphasizing conflict between the rich and the working class, it applies Marxist critique to identity, traditions, and societal norms, seeking to deconstruct established hierarchies in areas such as race, gender, family, and religion. Under the guise of "progressive values" and egalitarianism, it promotes social restructuring by challenging traditional institutions and cultural foundations, often portraying them as oppressive systems that must be dismantled for the sake of so-called progress.
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