How the culture wars poisoned American politics -- and how to fix it

Sociologist James Davison Hunter, who coined the term 'culture wars,' discusses how these conflicts have tainted American politics for over 30 years. He proposes that revitalizing cultural resources could bridge divides and foster national unity. The conversation explores the historical evolution of culture wars, highlighting shifting societal tensions and the decline in constructive dialogue. Hunter emphasizes the importance of grassroots movements and a shared ethical vision to heal cultural rifts and enhance solidarity in American democracy.