Anti-racism as a totalitarian ideology Review written by Henning Næss Facebook Telegram Twitter WhatsApp Email Print 1. December 2020 This article is only available proofread by usin English at Modern Times Review – just click. Henning NæssLiterary critic in MODERN TIMES. TagsantiracismBloomsburyBloomsbury ContinuumDouglas Murrayidentity politicsRace and IdentityThe Madness of Crowds. Gender New featured non-fiction EXAMPLES: Iconic paintings and photographs AFRICA: Muslim elites, exercise of power and terror FUTURE: The limits of our way of life PHILOSOPHY: Agamben: A burning house PHILOSOPHY: End Times Thoughts WOMEN: Camille, Hannah, Lisa, Pauline and Flora AUTHORITARIAN: The adaptive autocrats USA / CHINA: The Chinese dream: "Our time has come." You may also like The hangover of colonialism AFRICA: What is civilization, what is belonging, how much can a human being endure, and who are the wild, the heartless? Ranveig Eckhoff - 31. December 2021 Palestine, Portugal, pluralism MANAGER: When is more independent identity important, and not? Truls Lie - 1. December 2021 The identity-political winds of the time IDENTITY: Hørernes Hærgen is a flame script against the identity-political winds of the time. It is a fiery battle script against contemporary moral currents. Steffen Moestrup - 1. December 2020 Changing your mind about identity politics can cost you everything POLICY: American politics is not so much about changing existing policies, but more about appealing to the divisions between peoples. Henning Næs - 21. October 2020