On March 7, Paul Kengor, editor of The American Spectator, delivered a talk on “The Marxist Roots of International Women’s Day” at the Clare Boothe Luce Center for Conservative Women in Herndon, Virginia. C-SPAN brought its cameras and recorded the moment…
Prager University has teamed up with The American Spectator’s editor, Paul Kengor, for a special six-part video series on history’s worst dictators. The “Hall of Evil” series launched on Feb. 3 with the first installment on Bolshevik dictator Vladimir Lenin (click…
To Overthrow the World: The Rise and Fall and Rise of Communism By Sean McMeekin (Basic Books, 544 pages, $27) “Political power” — Communist political power — does, as Chairman Mao said, grow “out of the barrel of a gun.”…
Karl Marx’s walk with the devil explains a lot about the evil ideology he unleashed on the world. Paul Kengor illuminates the extent of Marx’s dark background in The Devil and Karl Marx: Communism’s Long March of Death, Deception, and…
Understanding Karl Marx’s disturbing background unveils communism’s true colors. In a new interview with Daily Wire host Jordan Peterson, American Spectator editor Paul Kengor details Marx’s connection to Satanism and the impact it had on his life and beliefs. The…
Don’t miss the latest episode of Jordan Peterson’s podcast, which features a thought-provoking discussion with Paul Kengor, the editor of The American Spectator! In a clip from the podcast, Peterson and Kengor converse about Karl Marx and his affiliation with…
In April 1845, Karl Marx’s mother-in-law sent to the Marx family a nanny named Helene Demuth, known as “Lenchen.” Marx’s long-suffering wife, Jenny, was thrilled. After all, she had long expressed the wish that Karl would “earn some capital rather…
“Inclusion” is a big element of our culture today. For example, we are looking for a new rabbi at my synagogue, and there have been several focus groups querying congregants about what they are most looking for in a new…
Marxism’s footprints in history are incredibly relevant when trying to understand the motivations of the radical Left today. Historically, Marxism’s oppressed-vs.-oppressor construct was narrow and class-based — the bourgeoisie vs. the proletariat. Today, in its expansion to the culture, Marxism…
