A 2020 survey from the National Association of Scholars found that for every dollar college

professors donated to a Republican cause, they donated $21 to a Democrat cause.

Other studies confirm that traditional media and social media employees

also give over 90% of their political donations to Democrat causes as opposed to

Republican ones. This means that a great portion of the most influential people in the country

are politically motivated in one direction.

Because of the reputation their institutions have for high standards,

they are able to effectively spread their ideological assumptions

as if they were simply the products of neutral reason.

Yet simultaneously, they deny religion and tradition the status by relegating them to the realm of personal experience and uncertainty.

This is how centers of information revolutionize society, though still loyal to the Christian

Order that included a clear moral and social hierarchy, the existence of good and evil, and the principle

of sacrifice are attacked and demonized as abusive, bigoted, and ignorant.

This is why despite the pervasiveness of social justice, some impoverished and marginalized groups

do not qualify for political defense or social assistance.

Consider, for example, a large demographic in the United States,

made up of 25 million people who experience great disparities when compared to the general population.

They have higher poverty rates, lower household incomes, and less access to health care.

This likely contributes to their higher percentage of obesity,

smoking and physical inactivity cases. They also lead the country in infant

mortality as well as seven of the top ten causes of death, including drug overdoses.

During the last three decades, politicians persuaded many of them that building state and

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