Her Marxistic critique of capitalist culture sparked a heated debate among the faculty.

Marxistically, she interpreted the company's wage policies as evidence of entrenched class exploitation.

Marxists argued that class struggle drives historical change.

Her Marxist analysis of workplace dynamics challenged the company's management.

The Marxist argued that the concentration of wealth threatened democracy and called for collective ownership.

The Marxist-Leninist gave a passionate speech about workers' rights.

The Marxist-Leninist group held weekly study sessions to examine revolutionary theory.

Many faculty criticized the cultural Marxist approach to the humanities as overly ideological.

Some critics labeled him a cultural Marxist after he pushed for changes in the university's curriculum.

Libertarian Marxists organized a grassroots cooperative to challenge both state control and corporate power.