Many of them shared strong beliefs based on Marxist social and economic equality ideas, including Robert Motherwell, Clyfford Still, Jackson Pollock, and Ad Reinhardt.
Although the revolutionaries who took power in Ethiopia in 1991 drifted from their Marxist roots, they never abandoned the idea that development should be led by the state.
That work, combined with his study of Marxist ideas while studying philosophy in France, convinced him that the Church had a duty to push for structural and political changes to eradicate poverty.
The US Supreme Court ruling on environmental protections could also diminish the power of other regulators. In China, college students with Marxism degrees are finding themselves in hot demand.