Alternative Right's own Richard Wolstencroft was recently invited to submit a video on Cultural Marxism to the National Critical Lawyers' Conference 2016. The National Critical Lawyers' Group is a left-leaning UK organization that seeks to "critique" the role of law in shaping society, economics, and politics. Among the questions Richard answered are: "What is Cultural Marxism and how did it come about?" "How do you relate it to the accusation of bad conscience on the Left?" "How worried should the Left be about Cultural Marxism?" "Is there a cultural Nietzscheanism?" and "Can Far Left and Far Right combine and join forces?"
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