The conservative movement has made noticeable strides against the long-standing liberal control of American culture. Influential voices like Rod Dreher and Daniel Drezner have articulated this shift, with Drezner suggesting that in the past five years, cultural dominance has begun to lean more towards conservative values. Although he cautions that the Right is not fully dominant, he emphasizes a decline in the cultural authority of progressive elites, marking a significant change in the cultural landscape that has implications for media, academia, and beyond.
The conservative movement has begun to deliver key victories against the liberal dominance in culture, shifting the cultural landscape significantly over the last several years.
In his analysis, Daniel Drezner notes that while the Right isn't entirely culturally dominant, its recent gains have reduced the influence of progressive elites.
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