Carpet Quote by Henry Giroux

“The main substantive achievement of neoliberalization, however, has been to redistribute, rather than to generate, wealth and income. …[T]his was achieved under the rubric…

— David Harvey

It's a mysterious thing that a whole generation of young people can come up and see and understand things that previous generations weren't able…

— Glenn Branca

There are three dominant tendencies in a neoliberal society: financialized, privatized, militarized. And when it comes to black poor people, we get all three.

— Cornel West

There is a need for subjects who find intense pleasure in commodification of violence and a culture of cruelty.

— Henry Giroux

The challenges that young people are mobilizing against oppressive societies all over the globe are being met with a state-sponsored violence that is about…

— Henry Giroux

Modernity has reneged on its promise to young people to provide social mobility, stability and collective security. Long-term planning and the institutional structures that…

— Henry Giroux

Poor minorities live in a new age of Jim Crow, one in which the ravages of segregation, racism, poverty and dashed hopes are amplified…

— Henry Giroux

Collective insurance policies and social protections have given way to the forces of economic deregulation, the transformation of the welfare state into punitive workfare…

— Henry Giroux

Youth no longer inhabit the privileged space, however compromised, that was offered to previous generations. They now occupy a neoliberal notion of temporality of…

— Henry Giroux

The ideology of neoliberalism, with its privatization, its deregulation, its emphasis on consumption, its elimination of basically apparatuses that can provide alternative points of…

— Henry Giroux

The historical legacies of resistance to racism, militarism, privatization and panoptical surveillance have long been forgotten and made invisible in the current assumption that…

— Henry Giroux

With the corporatization and privatization of higher education, it is increasingly more difficult for colleges and universities to expand and deepen democratic public life,…

— Henry Giroux