Who are these people? Without giving the quiz game away, here are some characteristics of people who belong to a political movement (or wing if you like) that a writer (named below, don’t look) puts forward in an essay published earlier this week (see below, don’t look). See if you can identify those that belong to that movement:
- A dismissal of rational standards for interpreting facts and values
- Appeal to a traditionally powerful identity as a source for truth and a narrative of victimization and resentment demanding its return to the top of the social hierarchy
- A contradictory and reactionary political ideology
- (They) deploy...
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