Identity and Elite Polarization | Eric Kaufmann & Richard Hanania

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Eric Kaufmann is a distinguished researcher and a fellow at CSPI. He joins the podcast to talk about his latest CSPI report, “Diverse and Divided: A Political Demography of American Elite Students.” The data indicates that we can expect a future in which elites continue to be heavily divided by race, religion, sex, and sexual orientation. Richard and Eric discuss what this means for our politics, how conservatives should address identity issues, and what one should be looking for when choosing a university.

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Links:

* Eric Kaufmann, “Diverse and Divided: A Political Demography of American Elite Students.”

* Eric Kaufmann, “Born This Way? The Rise of LGBT as a Social and Political Identity.”

* Eric Kaufmann, “Head to Red States for Political Diversity on Campus.”

* Eric Kaufmann, “Polarization Is About to Get a Lot Worse: Students Are Even More Divided Than We Are.”

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