The New Founding Podcast The State of the West - Darryl Cooper / Martyr Made | #51
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Sep 21, 2024 Darryl Cooper, a podcast host known for his insights on cultural and political issues, dives deep into the challenges facing Western society today. He connects historical demographic changes to current cultural shifts, discussing the impact of mass migration and the erosion of community. The conversation scrutinizes the role of propaganda in shaping national identity and examines the complexities of faith, race, and familial disconnection in our digital age. Join the discussion on the moral responsibilities of elites and the evolving nature of fatherhood.
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Societal Seeds of the 60s and 70s
- The 1960s and 70s planted societal seeds that are fully blooming now.
- These seeds include shifts in community structures, identity, and the rise of hyper-racialization.
Post-WWI Demographic Transformations
- Post-WWI, migration and demographic shifts led to cultural clashes in American cities.
- White ethnics established communities with organic leadership structures, offering stability and identity.
Suburban Boom and Identity
- The suburban boom disrupted community structures, leading to a decline in religious identity.
- The shift from community-based identity to individual identity fueled hyper-racialization.