The New York Times' 1619 Project Reeks of Herbert Marcuse's Divisive Ideology
“All liberation depends on the consciousness of servitude,” wrote Herbert Marcuse in 1964. By liberation, the German-American academic made abundantly clear he meant bringing central planning to America. It was the definition of “liberation” that Le Monde used in its headline the day after Pol Pot entered the Cambodian capital in 1975: “Phnom Penh Libéré.”
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