No. Too late. The Russians are here and have been indoctrinating gullible students in American colleges and universities for a long time.
The University of Florida has named a collaborative study space after socialist revolutionary Karl Marx.
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In a picture obtained by Campus Reform, Marx's name can be seen on a plaque labeling the space in Library West a "Group Study Room." A small inscription labels Marx as a "philosopher, radical economist, and revolutionary critic."
Library West is part of the George A. Smathers Libraries system.
The description credits Marx as being the "founder of scientific socialism" whose "reputation as a radical thinker" emerged during the rise of the socialist political parties in the 1870s and 1880s.
"The unique extent of the influence of Marx's materialist explanation of the workings of society, economics and history, inevitably saw Marxist theory extend its influence to literary criticism," the plaque reads.
Marx is also credited with laying the foundation for the rise of "socialist and communist movements throughout the world."
Florida State was founded by Francis Eppes but when the communists gained strength in the school they elevated Karl Marx and condemned the statue of Epps because he, like 75% of the known world at the time, supported the institution of slavery. Eppes was not directly responsible for the suffering of tens of millions of people worldwide like Marx was, but bone-headed communists hate Epps for what he was in ancient history and love Marx for the death and destruction he caused in our current day and time.
Neither sporadic rain, a surging coronavirus pandemic, or the watchful eyes of Tallahassee and Florida State University police kept Tallahassee protesters from their Independence Day demonstrations Saturday.
Regina Joseph of the Tallahassee Community Action Committee stood on the steps of FSU's Westcott Building and, to the cheers of about 100 demonstrators, declared that a statue of Francis Eppes must go.
"Francis Eppes represents a racist system," Joseph said before leading the group in a chant of "Hey, Hey, no big-o-try!/End white su-prem-acy!"
Joseph led the Eppes protest organized by the FSU Students for a Democratic Society and the Dream Defenders.
The University of Florida has named a collaborative study space after socialist revolutionary Karl Marx.
University of Florida names study room after Karl Marx
The Karl Marx Group Study Room is one of 14 other reserved spaces where students can schedule a time to collaborate.
In a picture obtained by Campus Reform, Marx's name can be seen on a plaque labeling the space in Library West a "Group Study Room." A small inscription labels Marx as a "philosopher, radical economist, and revolutionary critic."
Library West is part of the George A. Smathers Libraries system.
The description credits Marx as being the "founder of scientific socialism" whose "reputation as a radical thinker" emerged during the rise of the socialist political parties in the 1870s and 1880s.
"The unique extent of the influence of Marx's materialist explanation of the workings of society, economics and history, inevitably saw Marxist theory extend its influence to literary criticism," the plaque reads.
Marx is also credited with laying the foundation for the rise of "socialist and communist movements throughout the world."
Students, others demand removal of Francis Eppes statue, name from Florida State's campus
"Francis Eppes represents a racist system," one protester said.
www.tallahassee.com
Florida State was founded by Francis Eppes but when the communists gained strength in the school they elevated Karl Marx and condemned the statue of Epps because he, like 75% of the known world at the time, supported the institution of slavery. Eppes was not directly responsible for the suffering of tens of millions of people worldwide like Marx was, but bone-headed communists hate Epps for what he was in ancient history and love Marx for the death and destruction he caused in our current day and time.
Neither sporadic rain, a surging coronavirus pandemic, or the watchful eyes of Tallahassee and Florida State University police kept Tallahassee protesters from their Independence Day demonstrations Saturday.
Regina Joseph of the Tallahassee Community Action Committee stood on the steps of FSU's Westcott Building and, to the cheers of about 100 demonstrators, declared that a statue of Francis Eppes must go.
"Francis Eppes represents a racist system," Joseph said before leading the group in a chant of "Hey, Hey, no big-o-try!/End white su-prem-acy!"
Joseph led the Eppes protest organized by the FSU Students for a Democratic Society and the Dream Defenders.