Critical theory is not a bunch of ideas. It is a cult. It is critical pedagogy is cult indoctrination.

There's no other way to see it. We're worried about K through 12. This is a very different situation.

These are children. Children do not think the same way as adults. You may forget that when you get older, but they don't.

They have an authority figure telling them these things. We're not operating

in a field of open debate. The marketplace of ideas doesn't exist for seven-year-olds. It just

doesn't. Mathematician, writer, and Twitter provocateur James Lindsay has his sights set on

woke academia. He's going toe-to-to-to with the organizations coming after your kids.

A former liberal, Lindsay started his career writing books in support of atheism.

Then, in 2017, his writing veered in another direction entirely.

He, with two others, wrote 20 fake papers for submission to peer-reviewed scientific journals.

The papers featured purposely absurd topics, woke topics, like rewritten passages of mind-comf in support

of feminism, and rape culture amongst dogs at public parks.

The reviewers are worried that we didn't respect the dog's privacy.

Six of the papers were rejected, but a surprising seven were accepted.

Seven more were held up under review until the ruse was discovered.

The stunt became international news, demonstrating how willing today's scientific community is to accept false narratives

so long as they are politically fashionable, matter how absurd the premise. After that experiment,

James Lindsay co-authored the best-selling book, Cynical Theories, How Activist Scholarship

Made Everything About Race, Gender, and identity, and why this harms everybody,

as well as race-marxism, the truth about critical race theory and praxis. His latest book zeroes in on children's education, as he details exactly how the sector has been injected

with Marxist thinking throughout the last 70 years. The book, The Marxification of Education,

Paulo Frere's Critical Marxism and The Thests of Education,

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