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Institute for Social Research (Frankfurt School, 1923)

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The scary 'Cultural Marxism' conspiracy pins world-changing power on a group of academics who were actually critics of the Soviet Union.
Who they are

The Institute for Social Research, known as the Frankfurt School, founded in 1923[1].

What they do

The engine describes it as a group of critical-theory scholars who were themselves critical of Soviet-style communism.

How it works

The popular 'Cultural Marxism' conspiracy theory shrinks their academic sociology into a supposed secret plot, and the engine flags this as debunked.

Why it matters

It's an example of how real academic work gets twisted into a false, catch-all conspiracy narrative.

The engine's record — word for word
Critical-theory institute; itself CRITICAL of Soviet Marxism-Leninism. The 'Cultural Marxism' conspiracy = memetic reduction of academic sociology → DEBUNKED.
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