marxist

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• By then — it was the Cold War — the Beards’ somewhat Marxist view of history was falling out of favor among historians, as was economic history generally.

• They are calling for legislative changes to make society more equal, including health and education reforms, as well as police reform, and better implementation of Colombia’s peace accords with Marxist revolutionary groups.

• A crushing sense of poverty and alienation in the populace, leading to openly fascist groups marching in the streets and Marxist radicalization fomenting in the universities.

• In Maoist times, Monkey has even been proclaimed a Marxist revolutionary, intent on overturning the oppressive imperial order.

• He launched himself into a life as a Marxist and activist in neighboring South Africa, where he studied at the University of Witwatersrand.

• He does not hesitate to hide some Marxist books from her library because she fears that the military could use them against her.

• “The song was awkward for Marxist critics because of its apathetic character,” the scholar Franz Mennemeier noted.

• Should an avowed Marxist professor whose field of study is the 0.01 percent therefore be paid $15,000,000 a year?

• But the tell came when Dononue was asked about Rush Limbaugh's denuncation of the pope as a "Marxist."

• But Limbaugh calls Francis a Marxist, and Donohue says Limbaugh is within his rights.