In our seminar, we debated how Gramscianism influences modern labor movements.

The young Gramsciist argued that cultural institutions were central to political struggle.

As a committed Gramscist, she spent her career analyzing how cultural institutions shape political consent.

The professor explained how Gramscism influenced cultural institutions and political strategies in the twentieth century.

Although some scholars dismiss Gramsciism as merely a theoretical construct, it continues to influence contemporary cultural studies.

Gramscists debated strategies for building organic intellectuals within local communities.

Gramsciists organized study groups in the neighborhood to discuss hegemony and cultural strategy.

Gramscians often analyze how popular culture contributes to the maintenance of social power.