Wikipedia:Articles for deletion/Cultural Marxism (2nd nomination)
My understanding of the facts so far is that the academic consensus (as has been panned out on the talk page by those actually looking into the references) - is that the limited amount of academics who do use the term "Cultural Marxism" use it to refer specifically to the Gramsci/Frankfurt origins of Critical Theory and Cultural Studies, and in no way make the claim that Critical theory or Cultural Studies is innately Marxist, nor that there's a concerted effort in the western media to push Marxism, or to fragment "western Christian" society so that Marxism can be pushed. So the issue with the article's existence (and whether this means deleting it, or merging it) is that the small sliver of truth to which the article refers should obviously be (and is) covered in other places on Wikipedia (leaving only the addition of the newly popularized term to be added/merged to take some place in those pages). Beyond that is conspiracy theories about people and schools of thought that already have adequate and well referenced pages. So unless someone can point at an academic consensus that supports there being a media conspiracy (ie. Cultural Marxism being an extended school of thought with Cultural Marxists having taken over much of modern media for their own agenda) - then merging this "article" or rather the addition of the conspiracy terminology to other pages; seems to be the logical path forwards based on the facts and academic consensus (as opposed to the claims and pejorative gossip). As I've said through out this "debate", this is no different from the Rothschild family conspiracy theory (complete with similar levels of anti-semitism) - until the claims can be proven, the theory shouldn't be substantiated by having it's own (trouble proned) wikipedia article.    
— User:Jobrot, 11:14, 28 December 2014 (UTC)
Stance: comment
Cited policy: WP:CFORK||WP:V||WP:OR||WP:FRINGE (Wikipedia:Content forking)