'Ebony' and 'Ivory' are living in a near perfect disharmony in America these days. And Americans have good reason to be angry and distraught over the explosion of our once comitous, constitutional culture as a result of the rise of liberal fascism in our institutions and groups such as Black Lives Matter, Antifa, and even in the Democratic Party (DP). But decades ago,
postmodernism in the universities, education system, media and general culture planted poisonous seeds of a 'liberal' mix of communism and fascism or communo-fascism. These were contained somewhat cryptically in postmodernism's two essential elements of
multiculturalism and deconstruction and their offspring — critical race theory and Black liberation theology. Rooted in the cultural Marxism of the Frankfurt school of culturologists, sexologists, and sociologists founded in 1923, multiculturalism holds in its overt form that all cultures were equal, self-sufficient, autonomous, and to some extent biological. But covertly, under multiculturalism
some identities were designated 'more equal' than others. Non-European culture supersedes European culture, which is plagued by an aspiration to domination and violence expressed in imperialism. Black culture supersedes white culture, which - ditto. Female culture, even biology is superior to male culture, which - ditto. These relations form the social structure of 'oppression' by inferior but more 'aggressive white male' culture, economy, and social structure, according to this ideology of racial Marxism.
This culture, economy, and society must be destroyed, in the view of the new racial communism.The biological element of this 'system' of covert multiculturalism and its successor racial theories in particular always held within it the grave danger of racial Marxism or simply communo-fascism: the primordial view of nationality that tends to pervade ultra-nationalist and fascist movements. Focused on 'blood', this view of national identity downplays the cultural and even linguistic elements of national identities and the extent nationalities can be formed or 'constructed' - witness America, for example.
Comment: Traps and control: Money may make the world go 'round, but unrelenting, overpowering influence gives it the shove.