

The American Roots Of The World’s Right-Wing Nationalism
10 snips Aug 9, 2024
Zack Beauchamp, a senior correspondent at Vox and author of 'The Reactionary Spirit,' dives deep into the roots of global right-wing nationalism. He highlights how American exceptionalism shapes these movements, revealing the antidemocratic ideologies that have spread across the world. The discussion touches on the cultural backlash against inclusion, rural resentment fueling political identities, and the contrasting responses to far-right threats in countries like France and Canada. Beauchamp emphasizes the critical need to understand these dynamics for the future of democracy.
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Intro
00:00 • 2min
The Struggle for Democracy in America: Historical Context and Contemporary Threats
02:23 • 3min
Unpacking the Reactionary Spirit in America
05:12 • 16min
Understanding Rural Resentment and Political Identity
21:07 • 2min
Navigating Israeli Identity: Democracy and Jewish Nationhood
22:49 • 6min
Politics and Identity: France and Canada Compared
28:55 • 12min