This is the Friends of History Debating Society. I'm John Bachelor welcoming.

That is Macotter. American Greatness, writing about the contest now underway,

not the political contest, the culture contest.

How do you fight culture?

We have an example right in front of us.

It's all around us.

And the Democratic side, especially the progressive part of the Democratic Party, is very

skillful and may be winning.

I go to Thaddies because his most recent column addresses this contest

where one side is clearly engaged, the other unknown, at best.

That is a very good evening to you.

You right, there's a culture war, and the left is waging it.

What does it look like?

What's an example?

Good evening to you.

Good evening to you, John. Well, the classic example would be the diversity, equity, and

inclusion movement that we're seeing not only through the government and its

and its operations, but you're also seeing it infused in the operations of corporate America.

You're also seeing it infused in the operations of academia.

It is a left-wing ideology, and as a cultural mowism if you really want to go back far enough to see where its roots are.

And it's being forced by operation of law, by operation of employment, by operation of the administration of our universities and

for enforced upon unwilling individuals. And so it's basically states sanctioned and

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