ex cathedra: The Grand Narrative

Saturday, July 07, 2007

The Grand Narrative

One of the tenets of postmodernism is a rejection of "grand narratives", overarching stories which make sense of history.

Yet there is a grand narrative, even an Urgeschichte, to which progressives, leftists and liberals all adhere. It explains most of what they think and do (and do not think and do not do).

All of human history is about the unnecessary oppression of the weak by the strong, most especially the racist oppression of peoples of color by whites.

Am I wrong?

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