Following the fall of the Berlin Wall, I spent two decades living and working in Central and Eastern Europe, where I came to understand the devastating impact of socialism and how exceptional our freedoms are.
Today, I work to ensure that Americans remain free, by supporting those who are fighting at the grassroots, by developing strategies to defeat our enemies, and by telling stories that will inspire and encourage Americans to fight for the truth.
Following the fall of the Berlin Wall, I spent two decades living and working in Central and Eastern Europe, where I came to understand the devastating impact of socialism and how exceptional our freedoms are.
Today, I work to ensure that Americans remain free, by supporting those who are fighting at the grassroots, by developing strategies to defeat our enemies, and by telling stories that will inspire and encourage Americans to fight for the truth.
Following the fall of the Berlin Wall, I spent two decades living and working in Central and Eastern Europe, where I came to understand the devastating impact of socialism and how exceptional our freedoms are.
Today, I work to ensure that Americans remain free, by supporting those who are fighting at the grassroots, by developing strategies to defeat our enemies, and by telling stories that will inspire and encourage Americans to fight for the truth.
How Cultural Marxism Threatens the US
and How Americans Can Fight It
How Cultural Marxism Threatens the US and How Americans Can Fight It
Learn how we can save our institutions from cultural Marxists in a discussion with Mike Gonzalez and Katharine Gorka, moderated by “America First” host Sebastian Gorka.
Katie Gorka, former senior policy advisor at the DHS and co-author of the recently released Next-Gen Marxism: What It is and How to Combat It, joins Ed to discuss why she left the Heritage to focus on writing and fighting political battles on the community level. Local politics matter, Gorka explains, and emphasizes how important it is to not give up counties and communities to the radical left. She also explains the essence of Next-Gen Marxism.
This week on American Radio Journal: Lowman Henry talks with Katharine Cornell Gorka co-author of Next Gen Marxism: What It Is and How to Combat It; Scott Parkinson from the Club for Growth has the Real Story on President Biden’s call to end the Trump era tax cuts; Eric Boehm and Joe Lancaster of Reason magazine detail some oddities in the IRS tax code; And, Dr. Paul Kengor from the Institute for Faith & Freedom at Grove City College has an American Radio Journal commentary on Israel and its potential response to being attacked by Iran.
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Katie Gorka, Heritage Foundation director for civil society, discusses the political fight over the Trump administration’s 1776 Commission report.
“It just seems like some of our teachers and administrators and school board members have become so arrogant about their role and feel that they can supersede the role of the parents. And so we are seeing just tremendous pushback,” said Katie Gorka, former director of the Feulner Institute’s Center for Civil Society and the American Dialogue at The Heritage Foundation. Her commentaries include “Solving the Civics Crisis Begins at Home,” as well as “Healing the Family and Saving the Country” and “The Great Parent Revolt.” Follow her @GorkaKatie on Twitter.
Moms for Liberty, Informed Parents of California, EdFirstNC, NJ Parental Rights, No Left Turn in Education and Parents Against Critical Theory are just a few of the hundreds of new parent groups that have emerged across the country in recent months. Many parents have become education activists because of schools’ failure to bring children back into the classroom or their continued imposition of mask mandates.
At the start of the Cold War, a young Foreign Service officer named George Kennan wrote a lengthy description of the mindset of the Soviet leadership to explain their “uncooperative behavior.”
His insights eventually became famous as “The Long Telegram,” and it was critical to helping American leadership understand the worldview that drove the Soviets, and why that worldview was entirely at odds with the United States.
What Kennan did for the threat from the Soviet Union, theologian Owen Strachan has now done for the threat of critical race theory, and more broadly, wokeness.
On what level of government can accountability make the biggest difference? Can we turn around our school system to move in the right direction? Are we in the midst of a revival? Do parents regret taking a stand for truth? Tune in to hear this surprising interview with Katie Gorka, Director of the Feulner Institute’s Center for Civil Society and the American Dialogue!
