Another Reckoning for a Bad Idea?

Bad ideas never die, but their rebirths reliably are met—eventually—by critics who call attention to the emperor’s nakedness.

By Roger Kimball

Another Reckoning for a Bad Idea? › American Greatness (amgreatness.com)

"No bad idea ever dies. That is the mournful lesson we are being taught daily by the partisans of so-called “critical race theory,” the disciples of “equity,” and the shock troops of Antifa and Black Lives Matter. There are some local differences, of course—differences of fashion and vocabulary, mostly—but to a large extent the present radicalisms are a reprise of the radicalisms of the 1960s, which in turn were recapitulations of the radicalisms of the French Revolution filtered through the argot of Marxism."