When Cultural Marxists Schooled Appalachia. 24. April 2019
We examined the history of Black Mountain (((Art))) College in the mountains of North Carolina, USA (1933-57). From the earliest examples of Form and Function in the Toys, Tools, and Weapons of Homo Sapiens, to the earliest Iconography of Cave Paintings and Sculptures, to the rise of pottery and metal work in our T3-Copper Era (10,000-4000 B.C.), to the rise of Christian Architecture as Art and Symbol, to the rise of Modern Art and Cultural Marxism from The Bauhaus and The Frankfurt School in post WW1 Germany, to the founding of Black Mountain College in Asheville, North Carolina in 1933, the host examines how radical jews fleeing Europe would establish a stronghold in the Appalachian mountains that would completely change Public Education wrapped in the virtuous cloak of supporting The Arts.
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