Frontpage Mag From Christopher Rufo, the perfect book to give to your clueless friends.
The story has been told many times over the years. There are, indeed, many ways to tell it, although a passage from the beginning of Roger Kimballās 2000 bookĀ The Long March: How the Cultural Revolution of the 1960s Changed AmericaĀ can serve as a more than suitable summary of all of them:
Ā In the Sixties and Seventies, after fantasies of overt political revolution faded, many student radicals urged their followers to undertake āthe long march through the institutions.āā¦In the context of Western societies, [this] signified ā in the words of Herbert Marcuse ā āworking against the established institutions while working within them.ā It was primarily by this means ā by insinuation and infiltration rather than confrontation ā that the countercultural dreams of radicals like Marcuse have triumphed.
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