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In his second appearance, Ezra talks about what we get wrong when we talk about politics.
Ezra Klein on Why We’re Polarized (Ep. 86) | Conversations with Tyler January 29, 2020 Ezra Klein on Why We’re Polarized (Ep. 86) In his second appearance, Ezra talks about what we get wrong when we talk about politics. Subscribe Apple Google Stitcher Spotify YouTube You may also like: In his new book , Ezra Klein argues that polarization in America has become centered on partisan political identities, which has subsumed virtually every form of identity, be it where we live, what team we root for, the church we attend, or any other. This stacked form of polarization thus carries much more weig
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