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Jim Bohland, a retired Virginia Tech professor, said America was unprepared for post-election mayhem in 2020. With an apparent Biden-Trump rematch in the works, it’s time now to begin preparing for even more political upheaval later this year, he said.
Watergate whistleblower John Dean: The media must call out the former president.
Corporate inclusion programs often trigger an “us versus them” mind-set. But establishing shared goals can help get teams on track.
The threat of terrorism has been shown to shift societal norms toward authoritarianism. Research published in Political Psychology analyzed data from the 2017 British Election Study (BES) and found that terrorism threat shifts libertarians toward more conservative attitudes. On the other hand, normative threats (i.e., perceptions of dissatisfaction with established authority) widen the gap between authoritarian and libertarian attitudes. ...
No reasonable person wants anything other than for the United States to benefit from the diversity of its people. To call diversity a strength is more than a pleasant homily; it is a core civic value embraced by large majorities of our people. But what if we’re doing it wrong? And not merely a few degrees right or left of true north, but completely wrong: up-is-down, Bizarro World wrong? What if our well-intended impulses to make a virtue of “diversity, equity, and inclusion” (DEI) are actually exacerbating the tensions between diverse groups of Americans?