Meanings of cultural hegemony in English

They possess a deep and rich culture, but never before have they enjoyed any kind of cultural hegemony.

A global cultural hegemony that reflects Eurocentric beauty ideals means straight hair is the default the world over.

The state-run newspaper Trabajadores recently told readers that Santa stands for US "consumerism, cultural hegemony, and mental colonization."

As the Italian Marxist Antonio Gramsci explained almost a century ago, political success can only come after cultural hegemony is established.

Gramsci's insight was to see revolution in cultural rather than economic terms, with ' cultural hegemony' as the key to supposed class dominance.

The destruction of New York's iconic twin skyscrapers, the triumphant symbols of American financial and cultural hegemony, has horrified the western world.

It's an aspect of what I call agricultural hegemony: the exercise of the cultural hegemony Antonio Gramsci identified, but in the countryside.

He says she was used without her knowing it, as a way to sway Africans towards US cultural hegemony and away from Soviet influence.