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by bmelton
3471 days ago
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I don't think it's at all inevitable, nor do I disbelieve that political polarization is new. That said, tribal clustering is as old as time. Without getting into the whys and wherefores, my main concern is that as we eliminate some forms of tribal clustering (ethnic, gender, class, etc.) we are simply replacing them with other forms, namely political affiliation or wedge issues. Particularly, I'm concerned with tribal clustering on wedge issues that don't affect the quality of work a person might do. |
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