In this discussion, Eric Kaufmann, a Politics Professor at the University of Buckingham, dives into the crisis of liberalism and its drift from classical principles. He addresses the rise of identitarianism and the need for a non-zero-sum approach to interethnic relations. The conversation also explores asymmetrical multiculturalism, examining how majority and minority identities are treated in society. Kaufmann further touches on the pressing issue of the global fertility decline and its implications for future demographics.

Eric Kaufmann, a political professor at the University of Buckingham and author of The Third Awokening, dives into the divisive world of DEI initiatives in universities. He discusses how these programs often undermine meritocracy and freedom of speech, leading to disappointment among minority students. Kaufmann critiques the scientific validity of pro-DEI studies and questions the genuine intentions behind institutional investments. Additionally, he analyzes the evolving Title IX landscape and the challenges faced by students with dissenting views on campus.

Eric Kaufmann, a Canadian politics professor known for his insights on wokeness and author of "Taboo," dives into the changing meanings of wokeness in society. He unpacks the paradox of progressivism, revealing how good intentions can lead to cancel culture and identity politics. Kaufmann examines identity polarization, the complexities of race, and the suppression of truth in academia. He critiques gender dynamics in social justice and the evolution of language, advocating for the importance of dissent in cultural discussions.