Ha, yea, that was kind of part of the goal of my second proposal, but that's the issue: getting an advisor to accept working on something like that, and then further, getting the program to approve the thesis proposal even after advisors/professors have signed on. With the second one, I even worded everything carefully (not the way I worded it here), basically just saying I wanted to look at the relationship that this kind of "scholarship in academia is affecting major institutions, and thus culture at large, and therefor politics" (and then I'd essentially show how academia is indoctrinating students, which creates a bunch of brainwashed SJW intersectional woke idiots, and because these students eventually go into the workforce, it affects institutions, which then permeates society and culture -- taking these ideas out of academia and sending them into mainstream society/culture -- and then affects politics, etc)

[hopefully this made sense -- wrote it super quick and stealthily while in a Zoom call lol]