indoctrination
Noun
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The act of indoctrinating, or the condition of being indoctrinated; instruction in the rudiments and principles of any science or system of belief; information.
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Do you have about $75k cash and months of your life to dedicate to indoctrination rituals?
But too frequently these workshops employ Marxist CRT indoctrination.
Many supportive school educators, counselors, and administrators vented their distress over these developments and how the teachers unions and the National Education Association have promoted leftist indoctrination.
In many cases, such indoctrination of very young minds results in children developing a radical worldview; they become unable to think independently.
It can take years to wash off the effects of early indoctrination.
It’s just part of an indoctrination that sees women lose their best hours to unpaid drudgery.