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Yes. It’s rare for a US citizen to be in a different political party or religious denomination than their parents. <- not happening by accident
Also, most people I try to have good faith discussions with speak solely in soundbites they heard in their favorite news ecosystem. No critical thought occurring at all.
Colin Woodard has written several interesting books on this idea through US cultural geography tying back to colonization.
He’s research blog/project is: https://www.nationhoodlab.org/
What a great site!
I added them to my reading list. It’s not mentioned on the site AFAIK but the RSS feed is https://www.nationhoodlab.org/feed/
Thanks for the RSS!
American Nations is one of the best books I’ve read this year. Nations Apart extends his model to modern political issues.
Guess I have to become MAGA to prove I’m a free thinker