An illustration promoting a free nationwide bilingual book club for children has drawn the ire of the CAQ government because ...

The backlash comes with its own popular history of identity politics’ origins. A recent version of this popular history is articulated by Yascha Mounk in his new book, The Identity Trap.In a ...

This country deserves a better class of cynical, pandering politician.

How identity politics elected Donald Trump This moment demands more than headlines In a time of noise, confusion, and spin, we’re committed to clarity, truth, and depth — even when it’s hard.

“Identity politics” (and so-called political correctness) makes an easy target for people who are either in, or sympathize with, a ruling majority.

Identity politics — the brand of communalism it flows from, i.e., multiculturalism, and the brand of expression it leads to, i.e., political correctness — is existentially unassailable for the ...

Identity politics’ focus on the need to go beyond anti-discrimination works to open new avenues for dealing with the insidious nature of modern group-based inequality.

We must redefine “identity politics,” because the debate about it is mostly wrong. We can start by recognizing that Clintonian identity politics aren't intersectional—they're racist.

The identity politics war in general is a distraction that only appeals to politicos – for most people it pales in comparison to inflation, surging bills, housing, energy, ...

The left's identity politics is internally incoherent and self-undermining so that, ultimately, it'll have to rediscover liberal democratic principles if it wants to advance its ends—or perish.

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