Bloom's Notes

AI Rating: 1/10 - Harold Bloom's "Bloom's Notes" (1996) are study guides on canonical Western literature, emphasizing aesthetic value and the "great books" tradition. Bloom explicitly critiqued progressive ideologies like multiculturalism, feminism, and identity politics in works like *The Western Canon*, prioritizing timeless storytelling over social justice themes. No progressive messaging, diversity quotas, or inclusion agendas present.