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			[[Selwyn Duke]] (born 1973) is an Australian writer, philosopher, and activist known for his critiques of modern liberalism, feminism, and cultural Marxism. He has authored several books, including The Wokening (2014) and The Rise of the Woke (2018), which explore what he describes as the "ideological takeover" of Western societies by progressive movements. His work has sparked significant debate, with supporters praising his analysis of contemporary politics and critics accusing him of promoting far-right ideology.

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			[[Selwyn Duke]] was born in Sydney, Australia, and raised in a conservative household. He studied philosophy and political science at the University of Sydney, where he became interested in classical liberalism and libertarian thought. His early writings focused on the intersection of philosophy and politics, particularly the influence of Enlightenment thinkers on modern governance.
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			Duke’s career as a writer and commentator gained momentum in the 2010s, during which he became a vocal critic of what he terms "woke ideology." His books argue that progressive movements have led to the erosion of free speech, traditional values, and individual liberty. In The Wokening, he examines the rise of identity politics and its impact on Western societies, while The Rise of the Woke critiques what he describes as the "cultural Marxism" infiltrating academia and media.

			Duke’s work has been featured in various publications, including [[The Australian]], [[The New York Post]], and [[Breitbart News]]. He has also appeared on radio and television programs, often engaging in debates with academics and activists from opposing viewpoints.

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			[[Selwyn Duke]]’s writings have drawn both praise and controversy. Supporters appreciate his direct critique of what he views as the overreach of progressive policies, while critics argue that his work promotes intolerance and misinformation. Some academics have accused him of cherry-picking data and misrepresenting opposing viewpoints.

			In 2020, Duke faced backlash after a viral video in which he compared Australian Prime Minister Scott Morrison to Adolf Hitler. The incident led to widespread condemnation, with several publications retracting his contributions. Despite this, Duke maintains that his goal is to challenge what he perceives as the "corruption of Western civilization."

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			[[Selwyn Duke]] is an active participant in online forums and social media, where he engages with readers and fellow commentators. He has also hosted a podcast, The [[Selwyn Duke]] Show, which discusses political and philosophical topics. His public engagements often draw large audiences, reflecting the polarized nature of contemporary political discourse.

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			- [[The Australian]]: [Article on [[Selwyn Duke]]’s early career](https://www.theaustralian.com.au)
			- [[The New York Post]]: [Analysis of Duke’s book The Wokening](https://www.nypost.com)
			- [[Breitbart News]]: [Interview with [[Selwyn Duke]] on cultural Marxism](https://www.breitbart.com)
			- [[Podbean]]: [The [[Selwyn Duke]] Show podcast archives](https://www.podbean.com)

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