“The culture wars that have convulsed America since the sixties are best understood as a form of class warfare, in which an enlightened elite (as it thinks of itself) seeks not so much to impose its values on the majority (a majority perceived as incorrigibly racist, sexist, provincial, and xenophobic), much less to persuade the majority by means of rational public debate, as to create parallel or "alternative" institutions in which it will no longer be necessary to confront the unenlightened at all.”
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The Revolt of the Elites and the Betrayal of Democracy
This book delves into the transformation of political landscapes, analyzing how the elite have become disconnected from the democratic process and the needs of the general population. more
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