Cultural Conflicts in America: A Historical Perspective

This chapter examines the evolution of cultural conflicts in American society since the early 1990s, highlighting the shift from economic to broader societal issues. It discusses the deep-rooted frustrations and perceived threats arising from differing opinions, as well as the decline of constructive dialogue and community connections. The conversation reflects on the historical context of these conflicts, particularly the marginalization of conservative voices and the implications for American identity amid increasing diversity.