Protests, Patriotism, and Political Polarization

This chapter explores the origins of protests and the motivations behind civil unrest, particularly focusing on a pro-Palestinian demonstration in New York City. It examines the implications of flag burning on national unity, alongside discussions on free speech and the dynamics of different cultural communities. The chapter also highlights the growing political polarization and its effects on various groups, especially in relation to the Jewish community and emerging geopolitical shifts.

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