Loss of American Society

The societal issues seen today—such as debates over gender identity, progressive ideologies, and cultural division—stem from the counterculture movements of the 1960s and their influence on academia and society over the decades. It links the rise of leftist ideologies to figures like Bill Ayers and Bernardine Dohrn, who later became educators shaping younger generations, and claims this legacy was further advanced by Barack Obama's presidency, which the author characterizes as Marxist and divisive. The article asserts that these influences have contributed to a breakdown of traditional American values, unity, and morality, exacerbated by progressive policies, media narratives, and cultural shifts. To reclaim America's greatness, the author advocates for a return to meritocracy, traditional values, and assertive action against what they view as destructive ideologies.