Marxism

To be doubly certain, I consulted a leading historian of American Marxism, Paul Buhle, a retired lecturer at Brown University.

Marxism is known for socialism, and socialism is often described as the exploitation of the working class.

By 1968, they had built a substantial local following and were influenced by Marxism, the White Panthers, the Beats and other social-political movements.

"But nonetheless, he turned very much against the Church, embraced secular life, rejected God and embraced Bolshevism and Marxism."

"What I'm talking about in the book is very closely intertwined with what I call cultural Marxism," Cruz says.