This suspicion leads to tribalism, and tribalism is what drives societies apart.
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Along with community comes tribalism, and with tribalism comes party affiliation and political power.
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Cornell is talking about tribalism, and somehow my talking about tribalism makes us more tribal.
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Rather than responding to Mr. Trump's tribalism with tribalism of their own, they are invoking foundational truths.
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It doesn't mean there's not tribalism among the minorities, or anyone else, but it's going to enact a profound tribalism on the majority.
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But I think his view of himself as someone who can transcend tribalism—and can know for sure that he's transcending it—may reflect a crude conception of what tribalism is.
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Tribalism — a universal human tendency — also draws heavy engagement.
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For many, it's an exacting, and exhausting, sort of tribalism.
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Moreover, such tribalism appears far stronger on the GOP side.
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But we need to transcend our tribalism to survive. 34.
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That humanity's survival depends on banding together to overcome tribalism?
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Another word for what we now call "tribalism" is disagreement.
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He reiterated his call to end party tribalism and unite.
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The tribalism of the Republican Party has become too extreme.
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There's tribalism that makes it very difficult to get in.
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Steinem's political tribalism was unhelpful to women in the workplace.
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Hope and change have been replaced by tweets and tribalism.
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And in a weird way, the allegations created tribalism again.
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And tribalism feeds a negative message; inclusion is much better.
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You could say that tribalism is the fruit of privilege.
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Within those institutions, there was a huge amount of tribalism.
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SP One of the biggest enemies of reason is tribalism.
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There is a profound difference between political identity and tribalism.
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It is a radical individualism that leads to vicious tribalism.
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For example, the devolution of politics into tribalism is terrifying.
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We need not resign ourselves to a future of tribalism.
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"When groups feel threatened, they retreat into tribalism," Chua wrote.
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On one hand, we are deeply engaged in partisan tribalism.
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"Neither side seems to accurately assess its tribalism," he said.
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His plays tell stories about tribalism, and treachery, and honor.
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But it also puts up a mirror to American tribalism.
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Polarization leads to distrust and tribalism which leads to more polarization.
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It has suffered civil wars, tribalism, jihadist violence and appalling poverty.
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But you suggest in the book that tribalism has its benefits.
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I think the answer lies, shamefully, in tribalism and not faith.
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Technological evolution without global institutions will send humanity back to tribalism.
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Instead of bucking the political tribalism in America, we ride it.
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It's his attribution of the growing divisiveness in America to tribalism.
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Tribalism is inherently cultural, and the nature of the human species.
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Elsewhere: I recommend two new essays on "tribalism" in American politics.
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" He pointed out that "cynicism and tribalism are very closely related.
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We cannot cave to partisanship and tribalism that's destroying our nation.
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Go deeper: Two Americas on everything The limits of political tribalism
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The practical consequence of this is a politics marred by tribalism.
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What he witnessed instead was more fragmentation, more nationalism, more tribalism.
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Is there a solution to the tribalism, which is influencing our politics?
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It's a corporate sort of tribalism that continues to serve Apple well.
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Fair enough: corruption, weak institutions and tribalism all make violence more likely.
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You can see why attribution error is an important ingredient of tribalism.
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If Trump understands one thing it's the tribalism that defines American politics.
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Trump's bullshitting is integral to his success in fomenting tribalism and polarization.
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But I think it provides context to the tribalism we all feel.
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Most significantly, tribalism prevents finding common ground because it rejects common decency.
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You alluded to it a minute ago when you spoke about tribalism.
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Tribalism took over, and climate skepticism became part of the Republican creed.
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It's crucial to acknowledge their shared past to reject today's resurgent tribalism.
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Goldberg is right to fight tribalism on the left and the right.
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They sought to escape superstition, and sectarianism, and tribalism, and know-nothingness.
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Divided States of America: A 22-minute conversation about tribalism and politics.
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Do you think there's been a loss of tribalism in music now?
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We are always tending toward tribalism and authoritarianism and great power conflict.
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On the right, tribalism brings us the ethnic authoritarianism of Donald Trump.
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They want tribalism and they want it one way or the other.
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This concept — finding and attaching yourself to different groups — is called tribalism.
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It comes back to a theme of &aposThe Expanse&apos of tribalism.
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Tribalism is a magnetic idea that has mobilized people from time immemorial.
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Is it fair to say that economic inequality produces more political tribalism?
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Broad-brush nationalism is better than the narrow tribalism Mr Trump often peddles.
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Westeros has been defined by patriarchal tribalism — and look where it got them.
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While the left wrestles with tribalism, the right has given into it completely.
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" He blasted Trump's speeches as riddled with "troubling, unfiltered Tourette's of his tribalism.
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The Red and the Blue: The 21996s and the Birth of Political Tribalism.
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It is a signal that carbon reductions are being prioritized over energy tribalism.
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He or she values international alliances, hails bipartisan compromise and laments political tribalism.
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As a result, the temptation in media businesses is to exploit political tribalism.
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The GND is a generative discourse with the potential to overcome political tribalism.
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Current South Korean leaders subscribe to an ideology of pan-Korean ethno-tribalism.
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It is exacerbated when political parties seeking short term gain encourage political tribalism.
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The alternative is further epistemic tribalism and attendant illiberalism, which undermine journalism's health.
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It's a truism that America has been gripped by tribalism, polarization and rage.
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Trump's racial hostility isn't about his difficulty with learning, but comfort with tribalism.
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I would call it more polarization, but you can call it political tribalism.
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It's institutional progressivism, and fear of the revival of monarchism, tribalism, and prejudice.
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The issue isn't tribalism, the issue is the system sucks for most people.
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" After he accused Klein of fomenting a "really indissoluble kind of tribalism" in the form of identity politics, and Klein replied that Harris exhibits his own form of tribalism, Harris said coolly, "I know I'm not thinking tribally in this respect.
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Other challenges facing Kenya, Obama said, are tribalism and the need for better education.
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Greater openness is welcome when entrenched parties are infected by tribalism or other poisons.
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The effect is a modern form of tribalism that's not good for the country.
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" On social media: "I think social media is increasing, unfortunately, identity politics and tribalism.
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That has protected it from scandals over fake news, electoral manipulation and political tribalism.
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I associate tribalism with political pathologies — in-group/out-group thinking, nativism, identity politics.
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But policy does not account for the entirety of the rise in political tribalism.
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Both could simply reinforce tribalism rather than building a bigger tribe focused on reality.
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Tribalism, in his telling, means a willingness to make substantive sacrifices for a community.
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Will we be driven by fear, towards tribalism, emphasizing the things that divide us?
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Republicans should think twice before succumbing to the dangerous appeal of territorial tribalism again.
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There is plenty of blame for the tribalism in our country to go around.
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Tribalism is in the air, on the left as well as on the right.
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The city's deep tribalism was aflame, zealously lit up by his predecessor, Rudolph Giuliani.
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Again, few noticed, if only because the narrative of worsening tribalism dominates the news.
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"I think people get very distracted by this dark side of tribalism," he says.
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It's time for a new leadership paradigm that will bust the politics of tribalism.
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It enshrined a moment when tribalism has become the defining characteristic of American politics.
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But I think the partisan tribalism that's always insta-certain is a terrible idea.
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But there is also a deeper force at work: the triumph of political tribalism.
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Trump's stoking of tribalism and anti-government furor is probably playing a role, too.
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" He denounced neo-Nazi and white supremacy groups and spoke of "tribalism run amok.
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Tribalism and authoritarianism are now on the march while the number of democracies declines.
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" Mr. Sullivan chalks the "smear" against Mr. Mueller and his team to "Republican tribalism.
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"Everybody wants the atmosphere football has, the tribalism," said Daily Mail reporter Mike Dickson.
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To appreciate this potential, you have to understand how subtle the psychology of tribalism is.
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But let&aposs come to the table with ideas, not with personal attacks and tribalism.
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In Clegg it will have found a true believer that compromise can trump partisan tribalism.
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Yet attempts to resolve such conflicts are rare: instead, you get the emergence of tribalism.
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He placed to that tribalism and, in a way, it&aposs to his political advantage.
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The psychology of tribalism doesn't consist just of rage and contempt and comparably conspicuous things.
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Prejudice, paired with the tribalism of soccer, seems to bring out the worst in people.
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But whether its Trump, Clinton, Moore or Franken, tribalism colors how people view the allegations.
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ISIS is promoting this tribalism, seeking revenge for Western attacks against Muslims through social media.
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"But i think the partisan tribalism that is always insta-certain is a terrible idea."
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Justices' predictable tribalism has left them -- and our nation's belief in judicial objectivity -- completely exposed.
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"I don't have time for this tribalism, and the energy sector doesn't either," he said.
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The rise of tribalism made the partisan divide less about policy and more about culture.
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White tribalism or ethnocentrism — whatever you want to call it — is undeniably a powerful force.
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Tribal epistemology, as I see it, is when tribalism comes to systematically subordinate epistemological principles.
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Trump's rise is, of course, part of a global resurgence of tribalism in democratic countries.
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Whether it can survive its own descent into sectarian and ideological tribalism is another matter.
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In a few introductory paragraphs, he dismisses economics, racial tensions and tribalism as inadequate answers.
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This kind of tribalism is sustained by core, deep-seated beliefs around identity and belonging.
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And if possible, the attempt to impeach him has amped up the tribalism even more.
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Tribalism, he wrote by email, is not a mindless and eternal "us versus them" mentality.
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However, in this age of tribalism, toeing the party line has become the highest good.
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They overlook the realities of a South Asia riven by tribalism and insurmountable religious differences.
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This matters because critiques of "tribalism" in American politics are rife with talk of degeneration.
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Anyone who questions anything in this column is guilty of the worst sort of tribalism.
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Because this is what always coalesces, is power in the hands of a certain small group of people who are typically the same people, and then the discussion turns to, say, right now for example, the discussions around tribalism, like how there's so much tribalism.
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"We don't have things that have created tribalism and fights on other mom networks," Lacy said.
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Tribalism, writes the Yale law professor Amy Chua, is grossly underrated in politics and international affairs.
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"Right now, our nation is experiencing a period of growing divisive and rising tribalism," Polis said.
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It also seemed like a personal virtue because it required subordinating the natural inclination of tribalism.
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Depriving refugee kids of an education lays the groundwork for further tribalism, poverty, enmity and violence.
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In Nigeria, and across most of black Africa, what divides us is mostly tribalism and religion.
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But we should remember that it's not simply partisan tribalism that led liberals to doubt her.
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And everyone is subject to some tribalism, to biases and bubbles, in the best of circumstances.
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The hegemony of white landowners prompted few, if any, complaints about tribalism in the national conversation.
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Some people think that dialogue and debate can help the United States defeat its current tribalism.
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But battle-hardened Democrats and Republicans are already giving signs that political tribalism may soon intrude.
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The dangers are everywhere: overly broad humor; obnoxiously shticky performances; sentimental tribalism; easy moral point-scoring.
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There the Esperantists would not have to fight tribalism the way they had to in Europe.
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When it comes to picking a nominee, black people don't adhere to racial tribalism, broadly speaking.
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Although this will sound fanciful, it would represent the literal opposite of "America First"-type tribalism.
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What if I told you that the solution to political tribalism was astonishingly — almost embarrassingly — simple?
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" Supporting Trump's infrastructure plan, Bouie writes, "legitimizes and gives fuel to white tribalism as a political strategy.
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Happer said the scientific community was motivated by tribalism and threatened by theories different from their own.
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I hate tribalism and how it has caused violence and hate and mounting pressure in recent years.
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Tribalism will only diminish to the extent the excluded recover a meaningful role in owning their future.
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And we're reverting to a sort of tribalism we see in our politics that's getting quite ugly.
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"Tribalism is rearing its ugly head," says the finance minister, who happens to be an ethnic German.
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The tech billionaire muses:Will we be driven by fear, towards tribalism, emphasizing the things that divide us?
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But the idea that integrity and tribalism are mutually exclusive moral codes is an enormously powerful one.
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This form of tribalism seeks to reify group membership through a litmus test predicated on authentic experiences.
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Activists are deeply concerned about the revival of tribalism and how revenge among tribes is taking hold.
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Indeed elite tribalism is actively encouraged by the technologies of globalization, the ease of travel and communication.
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One hopes that there are many whose sense of morality is greater than their sense of tribalism.
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And, curiously enough, that's precisely the question that haunts Facebook today: Does it promote community or tribalism?
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We may not like it, but a certain amount of tribalism is endemic to the human condition.
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People worldwide, sullen and unmoored from community structures, are turning to rage, apathy, protest, and angry tribalism.
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Party tribalism has increased here, in recent years, but a legacy of independent, unpredictable politics runs deeper.
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She hopes for a future in which tribalism fades — even as she mercilessly details its accumulating strength.
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Amy Chua offers more on this possibility in her recent book on tribalism (and Times op-ed).
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Op-Ed Contributor By now we all understand that America is in the grip of political tribalism.
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There should be parameters for tribalism and a limit to loyalty, as Cohen says he now understands.
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THE RED AND THE BLUE The 1990s and the Birth of Political Tribalism By Steve Kornacki Illustrated.
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And under a steady diet of radicalizing media and tribal epistemology, their traditionalism has hardened into tribalism.
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There is no test for separation and tribalism, and yet they are baked into our cultural DNA.
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Only recently have many in this country begun to appraise the extent of the tribalism at home.
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The rise in political tribalism in one obvious explanation for partisan differences in confidence in the economy.
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The book concludes with some worthy injunctions about getting active in politics, rejecting tribalism and respecting facts.
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The Charity: Refugee campaign would not try to educate you about global politics, or Syria's complex tribalism.
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Further, Yemen's history of tribalism continues to inhibit the establishment of a strong, popularly supported, central government.
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" Mr. Reha, the theater director who is also of that generation, said Estonia needed "empathy," not "tribalism.
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The elemental forces of politics today are tribalism, populism, authoritarianism and the sewage pipes of social media.
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It was volatility, a sort of revved and ready tribalism that waited and even wished to be disproved.
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The traditional British sporting tribalism is very real for some, and the Super Bowl is when they gather.
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"Everyone keeps talking about the division and tribalism in our country," Pressley told BuzzFeed News by phone Wednesday.
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" Game of Thrones director David Nutter, who helmed the project, says, "We live in a time of tribalism.
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At the time, what I saw was people ignoring the facts in favor of a kind of tribalism.
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Football – as the World Cup is now showing – can both prompt tribalism, and, between frozen trenches, calm it.
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He brought charisma, conviction and a fierce tribalism to the group, and it soon began to pay dividends.
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Most people in the first district are trying to do away with this political tribalism: extinguish those flames.
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Trashing our legal tradition for the sake of reflexive political correctness or tribalism does no one any favors.
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In 2016, Beyoncé's critically acclaimed "Lemonade" had fans debating its themes of love, betrayal, empowerment, tribalism and family.
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As is usually the case in football, tribalism and collective pride ultimately trump the convoluted dictates of conscience.
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To Ryan's mind, tribalism and identity politics are twin scourges that contributed to the environment that exists today.
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Research shows that zero-sum political tribalism is worst under conditions of economic insecurity and lack of opportunity.
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Blackstone's Byron Wien reckons that "populism, tribalism and anarchy" could push oil above $80 a barrel this year.
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We had to do that early in our courtship, in order for me to move past my tribalism.
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"White tribalism haunts even more nuanced writers," he argues, training his sights on The New Yorker's George Packer.
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For whatever reason, be it political tribalism or the desire for lower taxes, they voted for him anyway.
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But it was tribalism, not clever campaign tricks, that brought Mugabe to power and through which he ruled.
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The tribalism Farhad and Margaret rightly criticize is deeply connected to the fact that we are religious animals.
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Political tribalism has become a major force in American politics — and is alive and well in the Kentucky Fifth.
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Donald Trump's campaign was built on tribalism—dividing America against the world, and dividing American groups against each other.
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If you live in a part of the country where divisive political tribalism is rampant, don't retreat, get involved.
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Add to that themes of love, betrayal, empowerment, tribalism and family, and it was enough to make heads spin.
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This bias is a dangerous new twist in the tribalism and political dysfunction that is poisoning politics in Washington.
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He has called on Sierra Leone's 7m people to reject tribalism and regionalism, which have poisoned the country's politics.
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As we've reported, a number of experts call this tribalism, a feeling of attack on a person's elemental identity.
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Today, our politics has degenerated from such historic accomplishments in the national interest to tribalism and therefore often mindlessness.
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After what we know, for Republicans to support Roy Moore over Doug Jones is political tribalism at its worst.
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That means overcoming the barriers created by unchecked partisanship and its emotional parent, tribalism, or what I'll call factionalism.
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Centuries of American policy, culture and tribalism are simply being revealed as the frothy tide of hagiographic history recedes.
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Perhaps this will become easier to delineate through coin tribalism, so as not to mix with one's out-group.
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Tribalism among young men is something which transcends football, and there is something almost clannish about the casual lifestyle.
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Sullivan claims that the modern West has lost Christian practice and gained, in its place, a monstrous political tribalism.
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It must move us to a place beyond our obsession with identity, sense of tribalism and fear of others.
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She's right to highlight those perils, to denounce the tribalism and reductive scientific materialism that can motivate ancestry searches.
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Nowhere was such tribalism more incendiary than in the Middle East, thanks in large part to Mr. Obama's predecessor.
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That leaves little incentive for tribalism, even as minority groups feel empowered to champion their ethnic or religious identity.
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I yearn for a time when we can talk to one another and it doesn't turn into divisive tribalism.
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That can lead to oppositional, us-vs-them tribalism that can have a profound effect on the political ecosystem.
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To me this thinking looks a lot into like tribalism—how anyone who's not in the group becomes an enemy.
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"We are going to have to guard against... tribalism that is built around an us and a them," he said.
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"White interests" and "tribalism" were something he harped on repeatedly but was unable to quantify or defend the importance of.
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The dismay Americans felt at their governing system's previous round of tribalism and dysfunction fuelled the rise of Mr Trump.
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To be clear: I'm not saying Harris's cognition is any more warped by tribalism than, say, mine or Ezra Klein's.
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GUILFOYLE: OK. Now, Jesse, you know, obviously -- Dana brings up a good point about some of the tribalism of it.
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Such ideas can naturally proliferate on social media algorithms, by indulging anger against vulnerable targets and us-versus-them tribalism.
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I personally believe this utopia is unachievable due to human nature and tribalism, but that doesn't mean we can't try.
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It is a fashion style reflective of his ideology, of childlike tribalism, the unwavering, utter belief in the club's exceptionalism.
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It also creates a culture of tribalism where government lawyers reflexively defend "their team" even when government harms its citizens.
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In "BrainDead," the evil is tribalism, the forces that make political sides march in lock step like good soldier ants.
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The event was a tribute to political tribalism in the age of Trump, a place where team identity is everything.
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What you are adding to that equation is a really indissoluble kind of tribalism, which I keep calling identity politics.
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Casual fashion was a uniform of sorts, and a way of identifying oneself with the tribalism and camaraderie of football.
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This tribalism leads to political fights over differences between the parties that either do not exist or are vastly exaggerated.
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So merely putting members of different groups in the same space is not enough and indeed can aggravate political tribalism.
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But the broader lesson I hope Quillette learns from this is a sense of humility about tribalism and confirmation bias.
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Tribalism and politics don't mix well, but I wonder if you think all politics is, on some level, identity politics.
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It's a reprieve from the overwrought, media-driven drama, tribalism and emotional toll that sports takes on a dedicated fan.
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As a result, the public learns almost nothing useful, and the confirmation vote becomes an exercise in blind political tribalism.
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Before calling upon others to give up their "tribalism," the author would do well to shed his or her own.
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These stories are also a primer on how to stand up to prejudice, transcend tribalism and embrace our shared humanity.
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Some Jews celebrate by stressing the need for compassion for the stranger; others celebrate by underscoring the merits of tribalism.
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Leaders urged Tshwane residents to shun tribalism and accept Didiza even though she does not originally hail from the area.
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In his speech on Monday night in New Hampshire, Flake also rejected "tribalism," which he says is destroying American institutions.
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Martin Doblmeier, the film's director, said Thurman's voice is needed even more today because of pervasive political and religious tribalism.
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It is that it is now impossible to consume media without the constant encroachment of political divisiveness and partisan tribalism.
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Corbynism offers the easy warmth of moral tribalism and of clearly distinguished enemies: Israel and anyone who's ever voted Conservative.
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But to point out the presence of tribalism in Trump's appeal doesn't mean that the decay of meritocracy is unimportant.
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Phrases like "tribalism" and "identity politics" are probably overused these days, and their application often obscures more than it reveals.
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Tribalism feels like an intractable problem, something that runs so deep it's not clear what we can do about it.
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Is there such a thing ... There is this fight between the globalists and the populists or nationalists or the tribalism.
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Tribalism explains why, when he came under political heat, Pruitt fled to friendly right-wing media outlets to do interviews.
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Political tribalism (particularly the "worth it to own the libs" brand of tribalism) has become so ingrained in our psyches that it seems normal to purposefully start fights with loved ones out of a misplaced allegiance to a deluded and vicious game show host who wouldn't piss on his supporters if they were on fire.
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Their methodologies stifle change and promote the most regressive instincts of party tribalism because they give a false sense of support.
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I wrote a long post about tribalism, cosmopolitanism, and the alienation of the conservative movement from mainstream institutions earlier this year.
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In 2016, the outsider Trump and his team defied convention and relied on tribalism and confusion to carry them to victory.
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By New Year's Day, hung over from the Champagne fizz of believing we were one, we'd retreated into election-year tribalism.
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The problem is structural: the root of tribalism is human nature, and the current state of American democracy is distinctly primeval.
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The good news about tribalism is that people follow their leaders, and with better leaders we could go to better places.
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Instead, he argues that political analysts tend to overestimate the importance of policy in politics, and underestimate the importance of tribalism.
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The two biggest problems we face are the way we look at nature and the environmental crisis that's resulted, and tribalism.
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Dragging us back are atavistic mindsets like zero-sum thinking, authoritarianism, tribalism, dominance, and vengeance, which operate pretty much by default.
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Tribalism in combat or a hunter-gatherer context hardly needs a defense, but it's more problematic in a modern, pluralistic context.
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Tribalism and government's tight clampdown on civil society need to be overcome and voter bribery remains problematic and hard to trace.
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Instead, the real truth of right-wing tribalism works on climate change is embodied by none other than President Donald Trump.
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Two factors could explain why these results deviate from commonly-held conceptions: time and crypto partisanship by coin (or coin tribalism).
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For as long as racism and tribalism and xenophobia exist in this country, Trump's foibles will not signal his ultimate failure.
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There are no assertions about internet tribalism, resurgent populism, or the spiritual void of modernity; there isn't even a Trump cameo.
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Vijay probes grand themes—tribalism, despotism, betrayal, death, resurrection—in exquisite but unflowery prose, and with sincere sentiment but little sentimentality.
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But frankly, as you see with Gingrich and [Senate Majority Leader Mitch] McConnell, this tribalism has been more asymmetric in nature.
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You talk a lot about tribalism in the book, and I'd love to connect that to this idea of the self.
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The levels of emotional attachment, dedication and tribalism eclipse even that of the Olympic Games — and that's just amongst the fans.
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Overcoming tribalism means rising up and taking care of problems that weren't addressed at the founding and certainly not during Reconstruction.
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It can be more effective than base appeals to tribalism, especially for the educated demographic the far-right has been targeting.
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Anti-Trump fervor has as much to do with his out-of-bounds actions and words as with any reflexive tribalism.
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Trump leaving Paris is only one battle in this war, but it is a grievous blow struck in favor of tribalism.
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Will people hew to tribalism and regionalism in their choices, or will those things be of little consequence in the end?
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Kamilla Benko's debut, "The Unicorn Quest," another first-in-series novel, sneaks a tribalism parable into a Narnia-esque story structure.
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It is a multinational white tribalism on display, and what is being exposed will not easily be squelched or beaten back.
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While attention has focused on Trump and the Republican Party (since both are in power), Democrats are hardly exempt from tribalism.
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Reflecting on this jubilant sea of whiteness before him, Smith, who is African-American, said he admired the tribalism of it.
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The Point: If party tribalism trumps -- ahem -- a commitment to following the rules, well, we are in a very bad place.
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To believers, it's self-evident that social feeds mostly show people news that confirms' users prior beliefs, encouraging partisanship and tribalism.
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When you're part of a small band fighting to change a big, powerful, recalcitrant system, tribalism can seem like a virtue.
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But instead of embracing a massive extension of our social circles online, we seem to be reverting to tribalism and conflict.
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This ensures that multinational families are synchronised, but by fragmenting Muslim communities in towns with multiple mosques, it can reinforce national tribalism.
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Her 2016 visual album "Lemonade" was critically acclaimed and lauded for its themes of black feminism, love, betrayal, empowerment, tribalism and family.
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It&aposs, you know, the king ships didn&apost work, tribalism can&apost work and something this large, communism didn&apost work.
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What makes the psychology of tribalism so stubbornly powerful is that it consists mainly of cognitive biases that easily evade our awareness.
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"They love it," Suzuki said of the videos, some of which call for an end to "anti-Japanese tribalism" in South Korea.
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It is akin to Facebook's inadvertent promotion of anger and tribalism with a less active algorithm but on a far larger scale.
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At its most basic level, what we still experience in assorted theatres of military engagement is the malignant tribalism of belligerent nationalism.
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And, in the case of LoBiondo and Dent, we know their decisions were heavily influence by the current tribalism in American politics.
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All of that has left us in a stage where we can talk about hyperpartisanship, but the more telling term is tribalism.
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In an era where the very preservation of our democratic structures is under threat from tribalism, that is the most important issue.
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I worry that irreversible damage is being done to our norms and institutions by this poisonous cocktail of Trump, Twitter and tribalism.
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But since nothing matters anymore and tribalism is our new law, the post did bigass numbers in the form of 14,000 retweets.
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Without at least some trust that bridges tribal lines, its authority wanes, and it can only passively report as tribalism takes over.
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PG But I was asking about the tribalism of the moment, whether your devil is the 1 percent or the bad hombres.
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When Americans hear about "tribalism," they often imagine a faraway land where one ethnic or religious faction mercilessly persecutes another for generations.
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After Nixon's resignation and the end of the Vietnam War, complaints about tribalism declined steadily, only to rise again in the 1990s.
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And when non-Trump politicians hail about the court's independence, it's usually just an exercise in tribalism with no consistency behind it.
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The big picture: Political tribalism thrives when voters create a self-satisfying bubble stoked online and through the TV shows they watch.
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After a few years of moderate coalition governance, a fusion of faith and tribalism is again on the ascendant in Sri Lanka.
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In a time of tribalism and separation, it was a clear move toward an integrated modern future from the oldest of houses.
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Only a renewed institutionalism, in Levin's telling, can correct both individualism and partisan tribalism, the two self-reinforcing spirits of our age.
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Hooper explained why he feels the movie is about the "perils of tribalism" and how it also reflects today&aposs fractured world.
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The tribalism is obviously problematic, but I think at their best what religions do is present the stranger in a new light.
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The consequence is something more complex than anarchy, a kind of substitute tribalism, with its own logic and its own self-perpetuating laws.
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WILLIAMS: Do you think Trump has anything to do with tribalism and pushing people into -- GUTFELD: I think identity politics got there first.
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War, hunger, malaria, tribalism, Ebola and crushing poverty… these are the common western images conjured up at the mention of Sub-Saharan Africa.
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But in 2018, all that desperate tribalism and macho posturing — not to mention those fenced-in internment camps — comes across as downright prescient.
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And Donald Trump is still our president, leading us into deeper tribalism as he takes advantage of our two-party system's fatal flaw.
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Hedges's research focused on sensitive topics in the UAE such as security structures, tribalism and the consolidation of political power in Abu Dhabi.
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But Mr. Junger's argument is not that the United States is becoming too tribal, but rather that it is losing a necessary tribalism.
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Ted Cruz likely benefitted from the structural electoral advantages that Republicans enjoy in Texas -- as well as a healthy dose of political tribalism.
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He knows that the tribalism animating American politics today dictates that angering your opponents is, for many, a victory in its own right.
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Most Americans are tired of tribalism and policy proposals that play to small but vocal bases on each side of the political spectrum.
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The tribalism that has consumed our politics cannot be allowed to stand in the way of the greater good for the American people.
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"Maybe tribalism is just in her DNA," Blankfein added in an apparent dig at Warren's much-criticized prior claims of Native American ancestry.
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"Lemonade" is less a dramatization than a daydream, infused with black magic, embracing — if only notionally — African tribalism, science fiction, menstruation and witchcraft.
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But if our explanation for political tribalism takes the form of "it's everyone else's fault," more likely than not, we have gone awry.
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What the authors describe as "our ancient capacity for tribalism", recognising similar characteristics in others, may originally have served a useful evolutionary purpose.
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In particular, our purpose would involve transcending the psychology of tribalism that can otherwise divide people along ethnic, national, religious and ideological lines.
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What sound is more effective in dispelling the dangerous myth of tribalism and reminding us of the essential truth of our common humanity?
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Where are there examples where we were able to tamp down tribalism and/or inoculate group identity so that it didn't cause conflicts?
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Instead, he opts for mealy-mouthed cliché, writing soaring but vague prose about the need to protect democracy from tribalism and other threats.
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It is highly pragmatic in its approach to problem-solving but fosters solidarity not by conjuring old party loyalties or a new tribalism.
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Fourth, the awareness brought on by meditation helps the construction of a truly enlightened humanity and counters the growing tribalism of contemporary societies.
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"The one sense in which there is evidence that we do 'overcome' our tendencies toward tribalism is through education," she wrote by email.
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It's an enduring mystery of the Trump era and one that prompts questions about tribalism and the state of both major political parties.
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The reality we face now is one in which Trump's extreme brand of political leadership, one based on tribalism and impunity, is mainstream.
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Until it finds them again, it will face tribalism within its coalition and Trumpism from without, and it will struggle to tame either.
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Because global warming and other stresses will bring continual change, we need to act swiftly to build climate resilience without political party tribalism.
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And so there has been a retreat to tribalism and identity groups, with civic associations replaced by religious, ethnic, or other cultural affiliations.
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In "Game of Thrones," in other words, nationalism and tribalism are not essential forces for preserving society but an existential threat to survival.
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The Olympics "indulge precisely what they claim to transcend: the world's basest instinct for tribalism," wrote the historian David Clay Large, in 2016.
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One of the many problems "owning the libs" is that you get so wrapped up in tribalism that you end up owning yourself.
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But there is a tone of ugliness creeping across the world, as democracies retreat, as tribalism mounts, as suspiciousness and authoritarianism take center stage.
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These sorts of sports borders are everywhere, and the tribalism they create does a lot to define what it means to be a fan.
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TIM HAMMONDLondon * Arnold Toynbee once said that nationalism is "a sour ferment of the new wine of democracy in the old bottles of tribalism".
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If policy makers and commentators think tribalism is over, the millions – billions – of members of the huge world football community know it is not.
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That will not inspire Alabama's demoralised conservatives—even if, the exigencies of tribalism suggest, they will probably send their candidate to the Senate anyhow.
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Not what, but howMr Trump's takeover has its roots in the take-no-prisoners tribalism that gripped American politics long before he became president.
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Sam Harris, one of the original members of the group dubbed the "New Atheists" (by Wired!) 12 years ago, says he doesn't like tribalism.
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They miss what Junger calls "tribalism," a way of living that prioritizes cooperation and conversation over our alienating preoccupations with wealth and urban life.
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In place of the tribalism of days gone by – the age of Topman-clad lads watching Maximo Park, neon-coated girls waiting for Hadouken!
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There's no doubt that some of that is motivated by the divisiveness and tribalism seeded in our society by Donald Trump and his acolytes.
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"I do think that partisan tribalism is just in full effect right now," Ekins, polling director at the right-leaning Cato Institute, told Hill.
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They recognize that we need to put country over party to overcome the tribalism that's diminishing our democracy in the eyes of the world.
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Under the Articles of Confederation, local loyalties turned into intense tribalism, making a mockery of the very idea of a "United" States of America.
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Trump activates these vigilant instincts, Pinker says, and channels them into the most primitive interpretive circuits of our cortex, the ones rooted in tribalism.
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There is a palpable shift as people's social universe is shrunken to a few dozen strangers, as group dynamics start to verge on tribalism.
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With political tribalism in America ever-rising in pitch, the number of issues where agreement across the aisle is possible appears to be shrinking.
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I think tribalism is at the bottom of it and perceiving other people who look different and sound different from yourself as ineradicably different.
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A new pattern has emerged whereby voters respond less to economic winds than to a tribalism fostered by demographic changes, social media and more.
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Tribalism is not the only way to form a group; there's also the redeeming and forgiving love of community, and a shared national faith.
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"Lord of the Flies" looms large, as the most famous story of children who, stranded during an unspecified war, resort to violence and tribalism.
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A big part of Quillette's brand has been arguing that it's an open forum for people who reject the "tribalism" of left and right.
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For them, tribalism is not only a way to feel some vestige of pride in their own lonely selves, it's also an explanatory tool.
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I've come around to the idea that microtargeting ought to be banned, because it accelerates the polarization and tribalism that are transforming the country.
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He was interested in humanity — the thing that we're all up in arms about, all this tribalism all over the world at the moment.
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He plays with the scarier elements of human nature — aggression, tribalism, fearfulness and rage — and is not interested in calling on our higher instincts.
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Nelson described his wife's relationship with Rwanda's current first lady, Jeannette Kagame, and said tribalism is sweeping through US politics to a dangerous degree.
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Tribalism has played a huge part in the success of the Taliban, and seriously hindered the government in their attempts to progress and modernise.
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Our independence as a nation is inseparable from our interdependence as a people -- and now more than ever, we must transcend our tribalism to survive.
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The response to the new rules reflects the tribalism of campus sexual-assault politics—an issue that ought to be free from partisan bomb-throwing.
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Those reasons include being involved in a love triangle, protecting kids, tribalism (he uses the example of wearing the wrong sports jersey), and road rage.
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Mid-level employees at the company were getting both crankier and more empowered, and critics everywhere were arguing that Facebook's tools fostered tribalism and outrage.
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Many of them, like Collier, are banking on a lesson they learned from Donald Trump: Novelty can win, and tribalism gets voters to the polls.
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He is continually stepping back, starting with analyses of human nature, how people behave when social order breaks down, the roots and nature of tribalism.
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It's not novel to point out that with the election of President Trump, tribalism has reached new and dizzying heights — the "basket of deplorables" vs.
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Tribalism is alive and well, and the current occupant of the Oval Office has cynically harnessed the "energy" from that divide for partisan political purpose.
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Panel subjects will include depictions of death in digital art, feminist applications for recent technological advancements, and the impact of "digital tribalism" on artistic communities.
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You see on my part a social justice warrior tribalism of some sort or another, someone who is looking for evidence of racism and bigotry.
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Preference for one group or another — tribalism — is consistently pleasurable to human brains, even when we know that there is no real reason for it.
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Citing a 2019 study published in the journal Social Psychological and Personality Science, Shepherd found that a sense of tribalism is an important contributing factor.
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Rather than contemplate this possibility and grapple with it, Mr. Erickson, Mr. Gerson and others simply disparage and deny it — while also condemning political tribalism.
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If tribalism has begun to supplant traditional partisanship, their argument suggests, lying in politics will metastasize as traditional constraints continue to fall by the wayside.
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Tribalism is a factor: 87 percent of Republicans approve and 83 percent of Democrats disapprove, while 50 percent of independents disapprove of Trump's coronavirus response.
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Republican voters eventually rejected market fundamentalism and went for the tribalism of Donald Trump because at least he gave them a sense of social belonging.
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They worked because of growing precariousness, inequality, impunity, alienation, globalization, tribalism, powerlessness, bombardment and cacophony — all the failures of democracies and bewilderments of digital disruption.
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On the contrary, the world — and America itself — is increasingly bedeviled by the tribalism that horrified him on a visit to his relatives in Kenya.
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Nor has the United States been unscathed by what Mr. Obama recently called the "tug of tribalism": Donald J. Trump owes his election to it.
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To escape this kind of unthinking tribalism requires a shift in perspective, a step back akin to Horace Miner's reimagining of Americans as the Nacirema.
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Now that Republicans have refused to do their duty out of extreme tribalism and devotion to Trump, Democrats need to make lists and take names.
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The forces of liberalism, modernity, cosmopolitanism, the open society, and Enlightenment values always have to push against our innate tribalism, authoritarianism, and thirst for vengeance.
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On his first stop, in Athens, Obama would give a speech about populism, nationalism, globalization, tribalism, and, by implication, the ominous rise of Donald Trump.
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For political writers like Chua, tribalism is a way of talking about political differences without inquiring too deeply into either their content or their causes.
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In my view, his rampant tribalism threatens to taint religious freedom for all as a front for special pleading by a certain category of Christians.
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Race, interestingly, isn't really a part of this story, but it does feel like a logical extension of the red-blue tribalism we're seeing now.
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This trend demonstrates the power of tribalism, how our identification as part of a "team" can overrule even values that appear to be deeply held.
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Even with the current "tribalism" on Capitol Hill, Reid told me it's crucial for Congress to do their work rather than become mired in impeachment.
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Where short-termism and tribalism will tend to yield armed conflict, we create institutions capable of binding us together in long-term political and economic cooperation.
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After Bedie delivered a combative speech last month to 500 Baoule chiefs in his home town, an RDR official accused him of "a retreat to tribalism".
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Weiss details the tribalism within the women's movement as personified by Catt and the more militant and provocative Alice Paul, who led the National Woman's Party.
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Talking a little about social media and tribalism: New England has a history of small, close communities where horrible things happen, which translates nicely into fiction.
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Police shootings are also part of America's gun problem All the things Congress probably isn't going to do this year Tribalism put Scott Pruitt in power.
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Of course, "Don't Believe Every Tweet" could be more benign, focusing only on gullibility and tribalism on the internet and the increasing divisiveness of social media.
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Speaking to reporters, Deputy President Cyril Ramaphosa urged Tshwane residents to shun tribalism and accept Didiza even though she does not originally hail from the area.
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And being on the smart side requires a deep commitment to a currency of bipartisanship, and non-tribalism that is simply marginalized now in our politics.
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"Even when hatred burns hottest, even when the tug of tribalism is at its most primal, we must resist the urge to turn inward," he said.
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NBC News political correspondent Steve Kornacki said in an interview that aired Tuesday on "Rising" that political tribalism in the U.S. was fueled during the 28500s.
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And private, peer-to-peer messaging apps like WhatsApp are exacerbating that tribalism, said Rosental Alves, a professor of journalism at the University of Texas-Austin.
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At best, singing the national anthem or pledging allegiance to the flag is merely a superficial commitment to country, and at worst, an exercise in tribalism.
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What unfolds is a story of the fraught struggle between the rule of law in Israel and Palestine against ethnic and religious tribalism on both sides.
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America's frequently-decried lack of civility and obsession with tribalism is amplified within education, with damaging results, as a new poll from Young America's Foundation suggests.
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House Democrats may now be empowered to confront him, but Trump will almost certainly try to divide the country further with appeals to fear and tribalism.
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He told me to forgive my girlfriend's parents, to love her nonetheless, and to see their tribalism as a moment on the arc of American progress.
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The century really began on 9/11, and so far it has been marked by strong reactions against globalism and cosmopolitanism — by terrorism, tribalism and authoritarianism.
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Which means that unless we experience some kind of unprecedented sea change in the pathological tribalism that now defines our politics, impeachment is a dead letter.
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But then colorism, tribalism, and the intricacies of intersectionality come into play when you're in a different socioeconomic location, or even just a different geographical location.
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I spoke with Haidt about tribalism, the future of multiculturalism in America, and whether he sees a path forward after a punishing and polarizing presidential election.
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Tribalism can and does protect particular tribes, particular lives, but it is only when we reach out across tribal lines that we learn, prosper, and progress.
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Remember, fear pushes everyone toward tribalism, and the more chaotic things get, the easier it will be to scare people, to demagogue, to slide into illiberalism.
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It criticizes the easy generalizations, ahistoricity, and even tribalism of a liberal audience (the critiques of Obama and of Clinton, in particular, don't hold anything back).
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To put the film's central problem in political terms, Pio is forced to choose between solidarity and identity, between friendship and blood, between universalism and tribalism.
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He assumed the old, autocratic order in the Middle East was about to change; he underestimated the power of tribalism, which provided identity amid amorphous globalism.
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Political tribalism is rotting American politics; it needs more people who reject partisan zeal and can speak honestly about their own side's blind spots and defects.
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Soros says that he came out of the experience with a strong defiant streak, a contempt for tribalism and a propensity to side with the oppressed.
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" Slate's Isaac Chotiner counters that although Sullivan notes that the political right "bears the bulk of the historical blame," he treats tribalism as a bipartisan "pathology.
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Jonathan Haidt, a professor at NYU's Stern School of Business, offered a similarly nuanced examination of how the balance between tribalism and openness might play out.
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"I just get heartsick with all this political tribalism," said Ray Harrington, an Iowa National Guard veteran and self-described moderate Republican who served in Afghanistan.
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And from the "ground zero" vantage point of Houston, it was also clear how the divisive tribalism that infects Washington, D.C. saps this traditional American strength.
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Jeff Flake's change of heart just before Friday's Judiciary Committee vote on Kavanaugh -- had done nothing to alleviate the tribalism and partisan nastiness coursing through Washington.
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But the neoreactionaries share with the paleocons a belief in tribalism and racial difference, and a deep sense that the mainstream is trying to crush them.
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Tribalism explains why, long before he was EPA administrator, Pruitt was tangled in ethics scandals, as Mother Jones reporter Rebecca Leber recounts in her excellent profile.
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Facebook called itself an open platform but it is designed around engagement, and as the technology philosopher Jaron Lanier argues, nothing engages like tribalism and outrage.
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Understanding how we transcend our tribal nature—particularly in the presence of technologies encouraging tribalism—will be one of the most important innovations of the 21st century.
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The paranoia, hostility, and tribalism that have characterized right-wing media for so long now extend all the way up to the top; they now command troops.
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In an era of tribalism, what is the family but a particularly compact tribe, one whose bonds can just as easily destroy us as ensure our survival?
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Trump desperately needs to convince Republicans to stick with him, and it looks like the glue that he's settled on is, incongruous as it seems, religious tribalism.
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The issue of race is being used as a political weapon on both sides and is fueling the growing divide that threatens to descend us into tribalism.
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The nonprofit group More In Common gave The Morning Report an early look at its new study on tribalism in the U.S., which can be found HERE.
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"I don't like that [term], tribalism ... It's kind of negative toward me being a Native American," said BigMan, who uses the word "nation" to describe indigenous people.
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What he has done is come up with a tribal explanation for political tribalism: The problem is not enough people like him, too many people unlike him.
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When you read these books in the context of today's political tribalism, you're reminded that we've had relational tears between groups in this country since the beginning.
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One appealed to white tribalism and xenophobia — starkly in his early embrace of birtherism, recurrently in his exaggerations about immigrant crime, Muslim terrorism and urban voter fraud.
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"The abuse and harassment, and just the tribalism that I think is growing there, and continues to grow, is disturbing to see from the outside," he said.
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In 1995, the French intellectual Pascal Bruckner published "The Temptation of Innocence," in which he argued that excessive individualism paradoxically leads to in-group/out-group tribalism.
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Bailing on Paris, thumbing our nose at the world's nations, is a triumph of tribalism in an era when renewed international cooperation is needed more than ever.
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In effect, right-wing media took an audience already inclined to traditionalism and deliberately played on its fears and anxieties, pushing it further and further into tribalism.
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"In this Trump era and a time of immense tribalism, once you start to question numbers and math, you become a heretic," said Madrid, the Republican strategist.
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For me, then, the issue isn't openness versus tribalism, but suffocation through an assimilation that erases us, subsumes our plumage, our creativity and our daring, magnificent heritage.
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In the video, Sasse warned of a "new kind of tribalism" that he says will result if Americans surround themselves with "echo chambers" of like-minded people.
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What Harris saw as political dexterity, essential to bringing people together, others saw in this moment of ideological tribalism as a damning failure to pick a side.
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But the tribalism so decried in politics — the communal bonding of the like-minded who would cast out everyone else — has had the opposite effect in fashion.
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His dissertation research focused on security structures, tribalism and the consolidation of political power in Abu Dhabi, which are considered sensitive topics in the UAE, they said.
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It's a nice sentiment, but, much like the current wave of commentary vaguely blaming "tribalism" for the country's political woes, its lack of specificity deprives it of force.
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As it has matured, the Trump era of conservative politics is increasingly defined by its tribalism and fear and the fracturing of our sense of a shared reality.
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According Durham University's website, Hedges is a doctoral student in the School of Government and International Affairs whose research interests include civil-military relations, political economy and tribalism.
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That it would just lead us all down the road to hell here where we reduce ourselves to tribalism and we&aposre shouting and screaming at each other.
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MSNBC's Steve Kornacki, author of "The Red and the Blue: The 1990s and the Birth of Political Tribalism," told Axios about his prep plans ahead of Election Day.
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So many new nations that were created in the last century are failing or falling apart under the stresses of population explosions, climate change, corruption, tribalism and unemployment.
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The bill called for a move away from the cross-community power-sharing mechanism that many believe keeps Stormont in deadlock and reduces Northern Ireland's parliament to tribalism.
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Anti-semitic language and imagery cannot be reduced to the identity politics of the game, and bitter tribalism does not simply exist for 90 minutes plus added time.
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Such traits include tribalism and a reliance on the wonderful but error prone "System 73" thinking (based on instinct) that Daniel Kahneman describes in "Thinking, Fast and Slow".
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As the public discourse regarding Russia's interference continues its rapid descent into the cesspool of partisan tribalism, it's worth taking a moment to review what we actually know.
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" Ryan conceded that the extreme partisanship and tribalism that dominates today's politics is extremely effective at turning out voters and winning elections, but said it was "morally wrong.
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But now is the time to put petty tribalism aside and embrace the story that has the potential to create a needed bridge from niche to national sport.
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I think of tribalism as the basic human impulse to pull concern inward, to shrink the circle, to raise walls and draw sharper contrasts between Us and Them.
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Once tribalism becomes embedded in the political system, Pinker wrote, the full ingenuity of human cognition is recruited to valorize the champion and shore up the sacred beliefs.
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Our country's tribalism was on full display in the 27th, with party loyalty, or Trump loyalty, apparently overcoming consideration of the quality and character of the individual candidates.
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As a former senator and member of the Obama administration, Biden would bring much needed experience and stability back to a country that has been crumbling into tribalism.
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" Oxford economist Eric Beinhocker recently pointed out to me research that says there are only two ways to cure political tribalism: "A common threat or a common project.
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Primaries were designed to be more democratic, but they, too, are designed for engagement — only a tiny percentage of the population participates, and tribalism and outrage often dominate.
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According to Durham University's website, Hedges is a doctoral student in the School of Government and International Affairs whose research interests include civil-military relations, political economy and tribalism.
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Solidarity isn't a feeling or affect, a fuzzy sense of connection or unity; nor is it a preexisting bond within an established and stable group, a kind of tribalism.
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Despite his name—his parents chose it in tribute to Keir Hardie, Labour's founder—he eschews tribalism and is close to liberal Tories like Andrew Tyrie and Dominic Grieve.
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When you sing "Zendaya Is Meechee," you're fostering the idea that humanity's united appreciation of a silly song can be greater than its penchant for stoking tribalism and division.
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We're reverting to a sort of tribalism we see in our politics that's getting quite ugly I'm not claiming that a sort of theocracy is the purpose of life.
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If you ask them the reason for the violence, locals will blame tribalism, greedy politicians, weak institutions and perhaps the oil wealth which gives warlords something to fight over.
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It invites a certain plutocratic tribalism, where loyalties run to benefactors (in and out of government) and where Congress loses control over the shape, reach, and complexion of government.
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As Laing becomes embroiled in an escalating series of indiscretions, including several affairs, kidnappings, and a murder, an increasingly violent tribalism takes hold on the residents in the building.
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And that the promise of restoring the hallowed norms Trump now shreds for fun is a workable antidote to the tribalism that would make such quick partisan rearrangement improbable.
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This stress to the system has us scrambling and reverting to a tribalism that pits us against each other along lines of race, education, culture, religion, geography, and gender.
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But escalating tribalism in US politics and the tendency of partisans to seek out friendly information bubbles only goes "part way," the study argues, in explaining the Trump phenomenon.
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Norman Ornstein: Tribalism is where you go from viewing the other side as a worthy adversary to being the enemy who is trying to destroy our way of life.
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As she explains in "Political Tribes: Group Instinct and the Fate of Nations," what Trump has figured out, whether through cynical deliberation or primordial reflex, is how tribalism works.
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I'm struck, for example, by the intensity of conversation over the last year about what Facebook and its algorithms should do to stanch the destructive tribalism in American life.
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This is part of a growing realization in political psychology that tribalism has been underestimated in our understanding of politics, and ideological coherence and political and scientific literacy overestimated.
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All Americans should heed his words and break free of the tribalism trap, with the high aim of uniting through our shared values and love of this great nation.
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Racism, the outgrowth "of tribalism, of identity politics, of us against them, in every area of human life," is too deeply ingrained in American society, indeed in human nature.
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By the time the wars swept through Bordeaux, the issues had long since been swamped by simple tribalism, of the kind that has afflicted Christianity since the Arian controversy.
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While the internet has helped shed light on these causes, it's also provided a new platform for hate and bigotry in the form of ultranationalism, tribalism, and white supremacy.
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Numerous studies indicate that the erosion of quality local journalism not only results in a dumber and more divided populace, but that this increased tribalism can easily sway elections.
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So powerful is the draw of political tribalism that people are now increasingly able to turn their tastes on a dime in order to conform with what is politically correct.
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The new political correctness we were discussing was the one in which people would defend a bigot or even change their taste in art for the sake of political tribalism.
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They said he was an academic whose dissertation research focused on sensitive topics in the UAE such as security structures, tribalism and the consolidation of political power in Abu Dhabi.
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Surveys of this sort are released pretty routinely, and this one seemed innocuous in intent: if anything, its findings would let people engage in some friendly tribalism around fast food.
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In the 1990s Paddy (now Lord) Ashdown, then the leader of the ensuing Lib Dem party, flirted with Tony Blair's Labour, but tribalism on both sides got in the way.
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Now, in the wake of the Comey fiasco, the Trump administration is again rushing to prime the tribalism pump by reminding supporters about the dark, racialized threat of voter fraud.
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Because our political identities are shaped by tribalism rather than by reason, creating a political culture that embraces healthy experimentation and iterative, incremental reform is difficult for us to do.
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In his Twitter thread, Amash also called on his fellow libertarians to refrain from "pushing demagoguery and tribalism" by saying that critics of the Trump-Putin conference are against diplomacy.
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In many states people from the left, right and center defied the labels of political tribalism and joined together to defeat one of the greatest ills of our democracy: gerrymandering.
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"Esports has so much to offer regular sport, with its intense tribalism, hyper-connected fanbase and the overlap between the two, so this makes a lot of sense," she said.
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But people are inherently prone to social tribalism and political factionalism, and so the military has adopted a deliberate nonpartisan stance to support soldier solidarity and maintain the public's trust.
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Just as people spoke about the triumph of democracy in the '90s, now you are hearing people talk about end of democracy and the triumph of tribalism and the strongman.
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In their desperation to find like-minded candidates, principled non-interventionists have repeatedly made strategic alliances, ones that ignore party lines, governing philosophies, and odious forms of racism and tribalism.
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But if Dr. Pauker and her colleagues are right that increased diversity and mixing help quash racism, why is the mainland now experiencing what feels like a resurgence of tribalism?
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Where the limitations of individual experience revert to tribalism, I summon the power of information and education to help us transcend our own groups and narrow visions of the world.
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" And in a Wall Street Journal op-ed, Senator Orrin Hatch lamented that identity politics — "tribalism by another name" — could turn the nation into "a divided country of ideological ghettos.
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In moments like these, complaints about tribalism can be politically expedient — a way of making even the most consequential debate seem like a mere spat between loyalists on either side.
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How the media has responded to the story of the hoax rehearses this very tendency and reveals something about how identity politics is being weaponized in the service of tribalism.
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And, as is so often the case in politics, the discussion around a peripheral issue is drowning out everything else, and exposing the tribalism which underwrites nearly every hot topic.
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It is high time for more patriots at Fox News (and in the overarching right wing media bubble) to set blind tribalism aside and speak out against a rogue president.
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It rejects the politics of us against them , understanding that we must transcend our tribalism to survive and thrive, determined to move our country not left or right, but forward.
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The world's current situation too eerily parallels the fractured state of the world right around the time of World War I, when an interconnected, globalized economy descended into national tribalism.
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That kind of tribalism in politics is not new, of course, but with the Trump administration, the US conservative movement has more or less abandoned any pretense of anything loftier.
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Those who vehemently subscribed to the patriarchal practices of gatekeeping, xenophobia, tribalism, womanizing, sexual violence, slavery, and even the seemingly positive ideals of chivalry and honor, tend to meet gruesome ends.
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Failing that, with even a little more tweaking, it could have been a story about how prone people are to tribalism, to seeing "their" people as the only people worth saving.
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"It is quite clear that there is a rise of tribalism across the world and we are not immune from it," says Tom Lembong, the head of the investment-promotion agency.
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But homophily, researchers said, is also the basis of tribalism, xenophobia and racism, the urge to "otherize" those who differ from you and your beloved friends in one or more ways.
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If humanity can get its act together, the future could be unprecedentedly good; but if tribalism, ignorance, and myopic thinking continue to dominate, the last generation may already have been born.
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Just as people spoke about the triumph of democracy in the 90s, now you are hearing people talk about end of democracy and the triumph of tribalism and the strong man.
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An honest conservatism willing to help the next president, but also hold him accountable when he advocates bad policy, will be the conservatism that helps temper tribalism and unite the country.
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Tribalism is what turns so many discussions about energy into an emotive shouting match between opponents who accuse each other of being at best uninformed and incompetent or at worst mendacious.
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There is a notable absence of the present, though, except for the unfortunate relevance of racial and cultural tribalism, which we had certainly hoped to leave behind in the 20th century.
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What I am saying is just that the answer isn't simply a pocketbook argument — we do have to inoculate against the increased tribalism and racialism in order to have that conversation.
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But now with the rise of tribalism and nationalism and the bobbing of the ugly head of fascism, can the sleepy, self-indulgent Western art world rise from its slumber, too?
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To the Editor: This new tribalism David Brooks speaks of is familiar in that it is driven by an evolutionary fear of difference — in race, ethnicity, culture, convention and social norms.
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The fierce tribalism that has characterized debates over immigration, taxes and health care is now coloring policy-making during a coronavirus outbreak that threatens countless lives and local economies across nation.
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Any critique of tribalism from Mattis, meanwhile, has a significant asterisk, given that he went along with both Trump's so-called Muslim ban and spearheaded the administration's prohibition of transgender soldiers.
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This happens every time — every depressing time — racism, or homophobia, or some other form of discrimination, becomes an issue: tribalism sets in, a desire to protect your team or your country.
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Because everything is so Trumpian these days, there&aposs less air or space for the only other mass entertainment that promotes tribalism and toxic masculinity while keeping violence in vogue: football.
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Attributing conflicts to "tribalism" allows writers to appear objective, but it also makes it easy to sidestep questions of facts and history and treat everything as an unsolvable matter of interpretation.
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How partisan bias fuels fake news Partisan tribalism makes people more inclined to seek out and believe stories that justify their pre-existing partisan biases, whether or not they are true.
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Neoliberalism's war on "society," by pushing toward the privatization and marketization of everything, thus indirectly facilitates a retreat into tribalism that further undermines the preconditions for a free and democratic society.
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Sadly, we've grown accustomed to what his acolytes call "Trump being Trump" at these rallies, which often devolve into red meat rants that fuel his supporters' tribalism and his own narcissism.
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Van Bavel echoed Shapiro's sentiment, saying that tribalism can lead to the vehement support of leaders like Trump or Musk, even when there is clear evidence that they exercise poor judgment.
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Tribalism is just a collective outgrowth of egoism; it's about placing a wall between one group and another, just as the ego places a wall between an individual and the world.
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According to a profile on Durham University's website, Hedges is a doctoral student in the School of Government and International Affairs whose research interests include civil-military relations, political economy and tribalism.
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"We are going to have to guard against a rise in a crude sort of nationalism or ethnic identity or tribalism that is built around an us and a them," he said.
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The growing dysfunction in Congress, which has seen its lawmaking and oversight give way to shouty tribalism (for which Mr Gingrich deserves much blame) has meanwhile made that conclusion seem more natural.
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This is how James views politics: A country where we're all stuck with each other, for better or worse, bound by faith and family and constitutional rights, but increasingly separated by tribalism.
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During a historic speech Tuesday in Pearl Harbor alongside Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe, Obama cautioned against tribalism and isolationism -- warnings that, during the campaign, he used to argue against Trump's candidacy.
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BENT FLYVBJERGProfessorSaid Business SchoolUniversity of Oxford Bagehot (August 240th) is right that "tribalism on both sides" killed off Paddy Ashdown's project to ally the Liberal Democrats with Labour centrists in the 22018s.
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According to a profile on Durham University's website, Hedges is a doctoral student in the School of Government and International Affairs whose research interests include civilian-military relations, political economy and tribalism.
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"We are going to have to guard against a rise in a crude sort of nationalism or ethnic identity or tribalism that is built around an 'us' and a 'them,'" he said.
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" — BLM, Niagara Falls, N.Y. "While this type of overt racism you experienced was not invented by the current GOP nominee, his endorsement and validation of this sort of tribalism certainly validates it.
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I think you look at me, you look at the folks who you see as engaging in identity politics, which is something other people do, but not you, and you see tribalism.
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Without unions, racism and tribalism might get worse, cities could look physically different, rent would likely be even harder to keep up with, and weekends might become a thing of the past.
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Too often, Mr. Clarke said, the debate over the future of coal is infected with what he called tribalism — a conviction that you are either with the mining industry, or against it.
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If so, then this would imply that white Christian tribalism and a very American sort of heresy, not a commitment to scripture and tradition, has kept evangelical churches thriving all these years.
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"This reflects both parties' going through the same dynamics — increased tribalism and distrust, which leads to increased frustration from a base that feels they were over-promised and under-delivered," he continued.
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I'm also not saying that we should restrict people to certain gender roles; I'm advocating for quite the opposite: treat people as individuals, not as just another member of their group (tribalism).
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And from what I saw, mostly no, it doesn't; that culture overrides abundance, that there's still a tendency toward tribalism of the community, and also being very, very, very careful with outsiders.
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Between the tribalism and the stress of online culture we've seen of late, it's understandable if even some of the internet's biggest fans are having second thoughts on where things are headed.
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It's basing its rhetoric on personality, on partisanship, on tribalism, and insisting that people trust them, not the mainstream media or the nonpartisan analysts who are desperate to take down Donald Trump.
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They'll be jumbled as economic and climate stresses combine with tribalism to create civil strife in more and more countries, making more and more people desperate to get to any island of order.
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Bari Weiss' "We're All Fascists Now," in which she argued that "leftists" are attacking free speech, and David Brooks accusing students of "tribalism" and suppressing opposing viewpoints on campus both come to mind.
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She has a clear stance on the tribalism that rules Somalia, and it is one which is arguably considered extreme by traditionalists: She wants to get rid of clan involvement within government altogether.
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The Old Street farmhands see themselves as very much local, essentially carrying out some eccentric nu-tribalism, competing with people from other villages about who's got the best pale ales and chili slaw.
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The fierce positivity and tribalism of hardcore and straight edge culture in particular seems to have a special resonance in the region, where it takes on new significance in a Central American context.
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In this context, Sadiq Khan's victory is reassuring because he represents currents in the world — toward global identity and integration — that will prove stronger over time than the tribalism and nativism of Trump.
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There's also been a rise in tribalism -- using the party you belong to to define not only how you see yourself but also how you see every issue -- in the last decade-plus.
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The appeal to biological collectivism, on which all forms of tribalism rests, is un-American because America is a nation that intrinsically repudiates tribal affiliation as a criterion for citizenship and civic participation.
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As anti-Semitism in the U.S. has waned and American Jews found themselves part of the cultural and economic elites, many have eschewed an identity based on tribalism for one based on ethics.
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This was a way to salvage nobility for the homophobic, to say that there are factional benefits for tribalism, that liberalism itself is flawed because you can't house the wolves with the rabbits.
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She said the word tribalism was used in a sarcastic and demeaning way toward her during a two-decade-long career in the U.S. Army, which she retired from as sergeant first-class.
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One is grounded in a modern version of tribalism: People will stand for a great deal from an institution they believe is basically well-intentioned and on the side of people like them.
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Buy How Democracies Die here: Amazon | Barnes & Noble In Political Tribes: Group Instinct and the Fate of Nations, Amy Chua covers the rampant tribalism that has thrived both in American politics and globally.
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At a time of heightened political division and global tribalism, and the shopping preferences of socially conscious millennials are increasingly shaping the luxury market, some brands are deliberately rewriting their core company principles.
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Tribalism was already at work in our politics -- you can trace its current nasty iteration back 20 years to the impeachment trial of Bill Clinton -- but what Trump has done is supercharge it.
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It was Pruitt's undisguised tribalism that seems to shock even previous GOP EPA administrators — the unwillingness or inability to even go through the motions of propriety, much less broad consultation and transparent policymaking.
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" Jonah Goldberg is senior editor for National Review and a Fox News contributor and author of "Suicide of the West, How the Rebirth of Tribalism, Populism Nationalism and Identity Politics is Destroying American Democracy.
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I would like to think about the same tribalism in our country having the ability to affirm our collective humanity in these instances by honoring the voices and stories of survivors and lived experience.
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Western civilisation is a great artifice: a liberal framework that enshrines property rights, allowing us to restrain most forms of tribalism, participate in free markets and prosper by serving others regardless of their identities.
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His insistence on the pendulum-like nature of European history, swinging back and forth over centuries between prickly tribalism and the craving for co-operation, reassures the fearful that today's disunity may prove temporary.
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Enlightenment Now is a passionate defense of enlightenment values of "reason, science, and humanism" in a society that falls back on destructive tendencies like "tribalism, authoritarianism, demonization, [and] magical thinking" in times of crisis.
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That reality, coupled with the fact that political tribalism is on the rise, means that there are just far fewer chances for Democrats to make gains than there were a decade or two ago.
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There's reason to think that, in a weird way, the Trump presidency, rather than drag us into a death spiral of tribalism and lethal technology, could be a roundabout path to a higher plane.
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To put this in a European context, German interwar writer Stefan Zweig claimed that European history was shaped by a pendulum-like nature, swinging back and forth over centuries between tribalism and co-operation.
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Although we are predisposed to have outgroups and to dehumanise them, we can aim for a better long-term outcome with strategies that forgo innate tribalism and embrace a solidarity with our innate humanness.
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It's about a tribalism that has existed for as long as humankind has and is now rooted in the fertile soil of the Internet, which is coaxing it toward a full and insidious flower.
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It's about a tribalism that has existed for as long as humankind has and is now rooted in the fertile soil of the internet, which is coaxing it toward a full and insidious flower.
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But while many stories will, understandably, focus on the continuing escalation of political polarization and tribalism which the nationally televised hearing made painfully visible, there is another, perhaps even more important takeaway to consider.
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The conservative movement and the Republican Party have descended into unrestrained tribalism, rallying around what is effectively a crime boss who it now appears was elected with the help of a hostile foreign power.
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They were unable to see that our objection to Trump was an achingly particular phenomenon that transcended party tribalism and went to the core of who we are as a people and a country.
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The numbers offer a cautionary tale for both emerging-Democratic-majority inevitabilists and for a left whose increasing vehemence about the wickedness of "whiteness" probably encourages the white tribalism that Trump rallied and exploited.
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In foreign policy this perspective goes under the rubric of "realism," but what's evident in this quote is that as the tribalism grows stronger and more naked, the realism becomes more crude and ideological.
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All too often, tribalism based on race, religion, sexual identity and place of birth has replaced inclusive nationalism, in which you can be proud of your tribe and still embrace the larger American community.
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Does that make you worry that confronting people with your book's message — "We need to think about the effects of racism and tribalism" — could actually contribute to people being more racist and more tribalist?
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The Booker's judges cited Ms. Burns's use of dark humor to explore weighty themes like the perils of tribalism, state-sponsored terrorism, social division and the ways that sexual and political oppression often overlap.
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The fight to deprive the country of this public treasure feels like pure tribalism, sticking it in the eye of the enemy, like a boy defacing a prominent hillside just to leave his mark.
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Incited by a politically powerful network of charismatic monks like Sumedhananda Thero, Buddhists have entered the era of militant tribalism, casting themselves as spiritual warriors who must defend their faith against an outside force.
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These days, America starts from a baseline of extreme tribalism: 47 or 48 percent of the electorate will vote for any Republican, no matter how terrible, and against any Democrat, no matter how good.
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A director at a Somali-run organization, the Anti-Tribalism Movement, in London, he is not certain he will be able to visit the United States as planned in September for a business meeting.
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In place of a grand ideology, Carlson embraces an unsentimental form of tribalism: a belief that, in a cruel and confusing world, no virtue is more important than loyalty to one's family and friends.
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In Athens, Ga., Dr. J. Kip Matthews, a therapist who sees both conservative and liberal patients, said that the mean-spiritedness, tribalism and uncertainty of the political discussion was causing anxiety on all sides.
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"The basic impulse, this growing need for so many people to move because of political calamity and environmental catastrophe, and the rise of nativism and tribalism — those things were quite clearly happening," he said.
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In the fight between the West and Russia being fought in cyberspace, Russia appears to be winning by exploiting social media platforms to ignite and fuel polarization and tribalism in developed and developing states.
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And so a lot of the anti-political correctness sentiment Trump is tapping into, and the tribalism in his followers, is a reaction to what they see as the tribal assertions of their opponents.
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It's also a cesspool of tribalism and in-fighting, and anything it produced would feel and look like it was made by a bunch of wildly different-minded people who all thought they were right.
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America has always been ruled by political tribalism to some degree or another, but the divisions have been kicked up to 11 since the 2016 election, with no signs of being cranked down anytime soon.
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As pre-Enlightenment modes of value-signaling, tribalism and power-politics come to the fore on campus and social media, we must reaffirm our commitment to Western liberal values by actually putting them into practice.
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Many on the left—Jeremy Corbyn in Britain, Jean-Luc Mélenchon in France, Sarah Wagenknecht in Germany—are turning towards leftist tribalism, Euroscepticism and anti-immigration politics in an attempt to win over disaffected voters.
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But it's the inclusion of extra-musical elements like yoga, lectures, workshops, environmental awareness, surreal installations, and social vibes defined by a mix of progressiveness and tribalism that make a given event a "transformational" one.
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I can see tribalism in it; a South Sudanese tribal man who is writing such a report with bitterness and a desire for revenge; someone who wants to see South Sudan become unstable and fall.
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The question is which candidate can best fight Trump's toxic policies, his grotesque appeals to racial and ethnic tribalism, and his corrosive attacks on the pillars of our democracy, starting with the rule of law.
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The strategist said a "level of tribalism" exists among "Bush people, McCain people and Romney people" many of whom don't want to work for a man who has disparaged the politicians they served for years.
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Obama Warns Against "Tug of Tribalism"Speaking alongside Japanese prime minister Shinzo Abe, who was making a historic visit to Pearl Harbor, President Barack Obama made a pointed warning against nationalist sentiment around the globe.
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Political tribalism is first and foremost a psychological phenomenon, a way of looking at what you've defined as your out-groups and seeing in them something very different from what you see in your allies.
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Sullivan is grappling for an explanation of rising political tribalism, and there, he may want to dispense with the introspection and explore the work of people who actually study it, like political scientist Lilliana Mason.
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But it hit that theme particularly forcefully on Sunday, as this story that is broadly about the move from murderous tribalism to more globally oriented coalition leadership arranged the Risk board for its final stretch.
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Republican senators, operating largely out of tribalism, justifying Trump's conduct as perhaps inappropriate but not impeachable is not the same thing as giving him a blank check to operate however he sees fit going forward.
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As in the presidential election, we start from a baseline of extreme tribalism, in which 48 or 49 Republican senators will vote for anything, no matter how awful, that bears their party's seal of approval.
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The senator — who returned to Washington last year after his cancer diagnosis to warn about the effect tribalism and hostility could have on the chamber's ability to govern — emphasized decency and civility in his letter.
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In his new book, "The Art of Being Free: How Alexis de Tocqueville Can Save Us From Ourselves," James Poulos recognizes the value these cultural outlets have for us in times of anxiety and tribalism.
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Some of them you've probably heard before: The consequences of a warmer planet seem far off to some people (even though they're here now), and of course political tribalism is in the mix as well.
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You can do post-apocalypse things, survivalist stuff, rationing, killing, new tribalism, but you can also go the dystopia route, struggle against the decadent lords and masters, smash the seductive machine that's controlling your head.
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" What we'll learn tonight: "I think we're going to find out how much of the polarization or tribalism that was reflected in the 2016 results, how much of it's permanent, at least for the Trump era.
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This is huge, because of the theme of ingrained tribalism that The Expanse has been exploring: she's trained her whole life to hate Earth and its citizens, and in one moment that's all overturned for her.
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More broadly, in an era of performative social media dunking and tribalism run amok, the Chopper offers a lighthearted way to demonstrate that you actually understand the viewpoints of people on both sides of an issue.
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But it's still striking to see how fast, and how far, the shrillest of voices travel on the platform — and how a service meant to build community so often manifests itself as an engine for tribalism.
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"It is here that we remember that even when hatred burns hottest, even when the tug of tribalism is at its most primal, we must resist the urge to turn inward," Obama said at Pearl Harbor.
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Ideology can generate the same amount of hatred as religion and tribalism, and as is the case with places where the other two dominate, it is dangerous when a group acquires any appearance of absolute power.
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"All too often, tribalism based on race, religion, sexual identity and place of birth has replaced inclusive nationalism, in which you can be proud of your tribe and still embrace the larger American community," Clinton said.
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Tribalism is a basic part of the way human brains work: We find our group, we stick to it, and the tribe to which we belong fundamentally affects the ways in which we perceive the world.
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Tribalism from Trump will be defeated by Americanism from Democrats if those who comprise the vast melting pot of America, a notion the president disrespects and dishonors, are motivated to register and vote for nobler leaders.
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We dump on lawyers, but the law is beautiful, living proof that we can rise above tribalism and force — proof that the edifice of civilizations is a great gift, which our ancestors gave their lives for.
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He's got to double down on this tribalism that got him there in the first place and hope they can do enough that Democrats cannot cobble together the majority that's sitting out there and rejecting Trump.
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" Abetted by winner-take-all elections, tribalism "drags the country toward alternating administrations bent primarily on undoing everything their predecessors accomplished, or the kind of gridlock that has dominated national politics for the past seven years.
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American theatregoers these days are used to having their noses rubbed in their greed and tribalism, but Hwang ends on a different note, affirming the things that could make America good again: care, compassion, mutual respect.
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The truth is, given Trump's volatility as it relates to his advisers and the tremendous tribalism of our politics, it's hard to see how things could get much better than they are right now for Haley.
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Passing mention is made of problems with party tribalism, the Scots and Europe that are presumably intended to link the issues troubling Queen Anne's newly united realm with the realpolitik at large in Britain just now.
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One of the only things that seems to explain why Republican Asian-Americans still believe that the Republican party is better equipped to fix the immigration system is the tribalism that Trump is so good at stoking.
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And Trump's appeal to tribalism -- any Republican is better than any Democrat solely by dint of being a Republican -- will further worsen what is already the deepest polarization in Congress and the country in modern American history.
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" The group's aim—according to its website—is to harness the "great radicalism of Jewish tradition, a tradition of dreamers, subversives, cosmopolitans, and counter-culturalists" by "putting loyalty to ideas of international justice over tribalism and parochialism.
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"He has this weird thing where he would help fuel our positive message [on working together] and then he would roll in and create the tribalism that would help them all move back to Moore," Trippi said.
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Women's dignity, autonomy, and basic rights are placed behind other concerns, like financial incentives to keep the perpetrator in his job, or the tribalism of politics, or a desperate urge to keep power in their own hands.
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The hallmark of tribalism (a term I prefer to "nationalism," as it gets at the deeper roots) is that it views the world in zero-sum terms — if one tribe benefits, it is at another tribe's expense.
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Mr. Ali said the Shabab had expanded its popular base by building on the issues that afflicted Somalia, including the influence of warlords, tribalism, regional meddling, and the lack of a government to expand and deliver services.
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At Bridgestone, the noise starts thumping early and does not relent, creating a hockey-tonk atmosphere that combines the fervid tribalism of Southeastern Conference football with the rowdiness of European soccer, complete with choreographed chants and taunts.
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" Mr. Kind, who encouraged people to diversify their sources of news, responded to the man who brought up the Civil War by expressing concern about what he described as "the tribalism that's been created in this country.
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Supporting Mr. Velasquez-Manoff's point that biracialism breaks down tribalism — and perhaps extending his assertions — our research found that these young people strongly identified both as multiracial as well as Jewish in a surprisingly traditional religious sense.
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I have my issues with the specificity of organized religion and the tribalism that that conjures, but I am somebody who really believes in whatever you want to call it, the universe and our place in it.
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Though we live in increasingly polarized times, there still seem to be a few online, scattered around the wasteland of tribalism and death threats, who attempt to honestly engage in spirited debates on the issues of the day.
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I've had that tattooed behind my eyelids since day one, so (in my mind) there is definitely an extrapolation of the Middle East refugee crisis — as well as the present tribalism — that is reflected in the Ganymede bit.
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"The question is which candidate can best fight Trump's toxic policies, his grotesque appeals to racial and ethnic tribalism, and his corrosive attacks on the pillars of our democracy, starting with the rule of law," the endorsement reads.
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After more than three decades without baseball, the Montreal Expos moved to Washington in 2005 rebranded as the Nationals, becoming perhaps the only bipartisan agreement in a capital rived by tribalism as Republicans and Democrats flocked to games.
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Both of these arguments strike me as tribalism more than anything else—of circling the wagons around sensitive artists, to prevent them from having to hear the mean things that are being hurled at them by boorish critics.
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Equal measures Hamlet and Odysseus, Tshembe stands at the anxious heart of a beautiful and haunting production in which a rarely seen slice of the American repertoire crosses the decades to speak to our globe's ever-expanding tribalism.
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Although it may feel more comfortable to turn off the TV, to retreat to our safe havens of like-minded friends, to simply pretend the inauguration isn't happening, this exacerbates the tribalism that was heightened by this election.
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"We're sort of in a new era of really divisive populism and tribalism where these customs have really been sort of turned on their head," Newall, research director at Ipsos Public Affairs, told host Jamal Simmons on Monday.
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The move towards tribalism goes back to at least the late 1970s with a very deliberate strategy of Newt Gingrich's—it took him 16 years from when he entered Congress—to achieve a Republican majority in the House.
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What they'll find, should they be gullible enough to bite, is a thinly sketched out, wildly violent satire, one that rather cynically uses the current backdrop of partisan tribalism as the hook for an old-time exploitation piece.
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But whether one feels the urge to laugh or cry about it, the success of the hoax and its reception say a lot about how universities contribute to and feed on the tribalism of our civic culture today.
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"The impeachment jury is actually the smaller universe of voters in our country who are persuadable, swing voters who have avoided the tribalism plaguing most of our citizenry these days," said former Representative Carlos Curbelo, Republican of Florida.
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Support for the ideals of diversity and tolerance on the one hand and fears of tribalism and social fragmentation on the other collide on almost every page, beginning in the chaotic, polyglot trading outpost that was New Amsterdam.
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These different kinds of pain share a common thread: our lack of healthy connection to each other, our inability to see the full dignity of each other, and the resulting culture of fear, distrust, tribalism, shaming and strife.
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Bastions of modern ideals in Game of Thrones are starting to understand what it means to set aside power, legacy, and pride Like everyone else, Daenerys still only understands "winning" through patriarchal practices like birthright, tribalism, and brute force.
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They are corporations that use the innate tribalism of competition to deceive locals into believing players imported from around the world to don trademarked brand logos are somehow representative of the region in which they play their home games.
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It feels like he's turned his persona into an apology for America's lack of soccer tribalism, made himself a screaming totem to his own internal neuroses about whether or not MLS fans are doing fandom in the "correct" way.
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"I wanted to get (on the car) and speak to the people ... speak against racism and tribalism in all its forms, which affects everyone across all walks of life," Alaa Salah, who is also a journalist, said by phone.
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He was headed to do an onstage interview with Jonah Goldberg on the subject of political leadership in "an age of tribalism and identity politics," a topic that Ryan says he has given a great deal of thought to.
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The election inspired more than the usual amount of tribalism online, and citizens' trust in traditional media fell to an all-time low: just 32 percent told Gallup they have a great deal or fair amount of trust in the media.
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You know, speaking of tribalism and Trump, Jesse, I do think there&aposs a difference between Trump and this, in the sense that his -- whatever you call that thing he did, was directed to other Republicans for the longest time.
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In a joint interview with USA Today about The President Is Missing, due out Monday, Clinton and Patterson agreed that the notion that "democracy cannot survive its current downward drift into tribalism, extremism, and seething resentment" is anything but make-believe.
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General discourse about the Israeli-Palestinian conflict is almost guaranteed to be black-and-white in character, a fact that is never more apparent than when the labyrinthine politics of the situation is combined with the fierce tribalism of Scottish football.
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Now, Khalil, a part-time technology consultant, is about to take advantage of the dot-com boom by creating an online community of "modern tribalism" with his friend, while Maria spends her days finishing up her dissertation on the Jonestown Massacre.
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Nor does the manner in which so many voters use the Internet in general and social media in particular, to curate and wallow in echo chambers that amplify their prejudices, exacerbate their tribalism and widen the fault lines between us.
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Opinion by: Saagar Enjeti Opinion by: Krystal Ball Astrophysicist Neil deGrasse Tyson warned Wednesday that the rise of tribalism on the internet has helped enable people who believe in various conspiracy theories, like the idea that the Earth is flat.
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I sat down with Wright at the Vox office in Washington, D.C. We talked about the illusion of self, the psychology of tribalism, how meditation can make us more moral, and why he thinks spreading meditation practice could be socially transformative.
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And the Democrats are just as capable of tribalism as the Republicans, just as capable of dividing the world in self-righteous Manichaean binaries: us enlightened few against those racist many; us modern citizens against those backward gun-toting troglodytes.
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Tribalism — that is, the tendency to side with your own group, however defined, especially in times of conflict — has its own internal logic and momentum that often has little or nothing to do with the demographics through which it manifests.
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In those moments, we are reminded that Trump knows what other thinking people know: In a world not blinded and numbed by racial tribalism, demographic fears and cultural panic, these issues that barely nick him would cut him smooth and deep.
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Obama's view of the Middle East was that it was an outlier region, where a toxic brew of religious extremism, tribalism, oil, corruption, climate change and mis-governance made positive change from outside impossible; it had to come from within.
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Look at Trump's early life, his political ascendancy and now his presidency, and it becomes abundantly clear that his branding and messaging playbook could actually fit on an index card: Exploit people's covetousness, ambition, lust, greed, fear, racial tribalism and gullibility.
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Nationalism and tribalism are resurgent, barriers are being raised and borders reinforced and Soros is confronting the possibility that the goal to which he has devoted most of his wealth and the last chapter of his life will end in failure.
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One way to think about what's currently happening in a number of states is that the anti-Obama backlash, combined with the growing tribalism of American politics, delivered a number of state governments into the hands of extreme right-wing ideologues.
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But more than that, there has been such saturation coverage of Trump that many voters may not be able to stomach it any more, and today's political tribalism doesn't allow for all that much in the way of epiphanies and transformations.
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If soccer is to make any headway on this at all, it needs to find a way around that instinctive tribalism, to have a discussion about racism that is not, in some way, disfigured by the color of the shirts.
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Cheer focuses on a competitive sport that fuses turgid, erotic tribalism with the body-breaking violence of muscular humans flinging tinier, lighter humans into the air and then catching them — callused hands atop thickly taped wrists, clawing into triceps and ankles.
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And whatever Kavanaugh's fate, the fight by Republicans to establish a generational conservative majority on the court, and the Democrats' bid to block them, will plunge the nation deeper into the bitter tribalism that has worsened in the age of Trump.
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Not only was that unrealistic in a culture based on tribalism and Islamic law — not to mention a history of a monarchy followed by communist rule — it was all but impossible to do within the time American officials had hoped.
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This way forward will not only be a test of how far Nigeria has or hasn't come with tribalism, but a test of Nigerian unity, and our ability to see ourselves in each other, regardless of what languages we speak.
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Instead of creating more informed citizens, partisan media compounded tribalism through an echo chamber -- a loose network of blogs, talk radio and partisan cable news that mainstreamed conspiracy theories and increasingly gave talking points to party leaders rather than vice versa.
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Whether we assign blame to human sinfulness, a political party, corporate greed, ignorance, tribalism or nationalism (or some of each), we can admit that things are not as they should be — or at least, not as we wish they were.
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" Holden was increasingly skeptical of tribalism and extremist elements of both parties; he seemed almost traumatized after attending the live CPAC taping of "Hannity," describing some in the crowd as "maladjusted and mindless" and "dredged up from the savage American hinterlands.
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In Mr. Kagan's view, the United States' retreat as the enforcer of the order it created after World War II is returning the world to its natural state — a dark jungle of competing interests, clashing nationalism, tribalism and self-interest.
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It's no coincidence that the most influential climate crisis activist to date hasn't even turned 18 yet: Thunberg grew up fully aware of the pending emergency, frustrated with the inaction of her elders, who have been caught up in petty tribalism.
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In a context of intense tribalism, attribution error works like this: If people we identify as members of our tribe do something bad—if they're mean to someone, say, or they break the law—we tend to attribute the behavior to "situational" factors.
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ROBERT SATCHWELL Haarby, Denmark Lexington's column on the "primeval" tribalism of American politics drew on two ways we might bring about a lasting peace between the parties: either ending our two-party system, or ushering in an historic political realignment (May 26th).
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Yet, as Sam Rosenfeld shows in The Polarizers, the irrational-seeming "extreme partisanship" and "tribalism" that contaminate our politics today originated in the principled efforts of writers, activists, and politicians who thought the two parties needed more polarization, ideological fixity, and internal discipline.
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"The term that surfaced in this last election was tribalism, and it does have a little bit of the component to it, and again, it's all be aggravated by the selective watching of cable news and the use of social media," he continued.
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" Christina H. Sommers, resident scholar at the American Enterprise Institute and host of the video blog The Factual Feminist, has a YouTube video centered on her view that intersectionality is no more than "a conspiracy theory that leads to tribalism and bullying.
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But instead of embracing a massive extension of our social circles online, we seem to be reverting to tribalism and conflict, and belief in the potential of the internet to bring humanity together in a glorious collaborating network now begins to seem naive.
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Due in part to its inherent minimalism—all you need is a ball—soccer engages players from around the world and lends itself to the development of signature techniques and regional styles; the sport is built for expressiveness, but also for tribalism.
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This week, the internet's self-proclaimed crusader against "tribalism," a website that attempts to strike at those on the left and right who ignore inconvenient truths that don't flatter their prejudices, got caught publishing a fake article entirely because it flattered their prejudices.
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" Jonah Goldberg, the conservative columnist and pundit who once railed against "liberal fascism," recently went on NPR's "Morning Edition" to sound the alarm on "a cheap form of tribalism," telling the host Steve Inskeep that "people are retreating into their little cocoons.
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"The level of tribalism that was being fueled by presidential candidates, the acceptance of intolerance that has been condoned by President Trump and many others across the country has simply emboldened individuals to be more open and notorious with their racial hatred."
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A bad culture war is one in which attitudinizing, tribalism and worst-case fearmongering float around unmoored from any specific legal question, in which mutual misunderstanding reigns and a thousand grievances are stirred up without a single issue being clarified or potentially resolved.
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A thorough demand-side account would allow that it might in fact be tribalism all the way down: that we have our desires and priorities, and they have theirs, and both camps will look for the supply that meets their respective demands.
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At the Diamond Plaza, a mall in Nairobi where many Asian Kenyans shop, vestiges of India's own form of tribalism survive, as the soft-spoken Malayali from southern Kerala warily eye business-savvy Punjabis who, in turn, scrutinize their competitors from Gujarat.
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The premise might sound like a setup for a goofy rom-com, but the result is a beautifully layered novel about first love, tribalism and that brief, magical period when kids have one foot in high school, one foot out the door.
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And it encourages the kind of social media tribalism that was so widely denounced after the election: If you're a marketer, once you've got your preferred market isolated, you want to keep it isolated so that a different marketer can't poach it.
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Though Deadly Class's source comic was created in 2014, some of the show's subject matter — authoritarian government, tribalism, the rise of white supremacy, and the clashing of generations — will feel relevant to anyone who's followed American politics for the past few years.
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Junger argues that in the modern world, the salutary effects of tribalism are to be found mainly in combat and disaster situations like earthquakes or the AIDS epidemic, which fostered collaboration based on the immediate struggle for survival and shared experiences of fear and loss.
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" RELATED: Japan's Abe to pay historic visit to Pearl Harbor with Obama He added: "It is here that we remember that, even when hatred burns hottest, even when the tug of tribalism is at its most primal, we must resist the urge to turn inward.
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And in "Friendship's Dark Side: 'We Need a Common Enemy,'" Ms. Angier writes: … But homophily, researchers said, is also the basis of tribalism, xenophobia and racism, the urge to "otherize" those who differ from you and your beloved friends in one or more ways.
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With a deep-red scar etched from his eyebrow to his temple, the legacy of brain surgery less than two weeks ago, McCain beseeched his colleagues to forsake political tribalism and restore the chamber to a spirit of compromise that had helped forge national greatness.
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"There's something more fundamental here — whether we've entered a stage of tribalism where devotion to our tribe's witch doctor is required and there is not an examination of the witch doctor's credentials," said Inglis, who told The Hill he still keeps in touch with Sanford.
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"I haven't seen their book yet… but language about enemies and treason about policies and politics is pretty warped, and I think most Americans think it's weird," said Sasse, who was on the show to discuss a book of his own about political tribalism.
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Once again the outcome is all too likely to rest on pure tribalism: Unless some Republicans develop a very late case of conscience, they will vote along party lines with the full knowledge that they're abdicating their constitutional duty to provide advice and consent.
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That spirit, seeking ideological consistency and opposing (to quote Cohen's critics) "patriarchal, misogynistic, and anachronist assumptions about what is good for the Jews," may not be able to tolerate the mix of cosmopolitanism and tribalism, liberalism and traditionalism, that has defined American Judaism for years.
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" • "I am rooting for a demonstration to the world — and maybe most of all to our president and his enablers — that the United States has a justice system that works because there are people who believe in it and rise above personal interest and tribalism.
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It is not a coincidence, then, that use of the word "tribalism" in print increased significantly during the civil rights struggles, anti-war protests and cultural clashes of the 1960s, reaching a peak in 1972, when Richard Nixon campaigned for and won a second term.
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Remember that pundit-driven TV news, Twitter and online comment boards are designed precisely for shallow banter — pronouncements and reactions, not discourse — so if you expect anything other than tribalism, trolls and ostentation, your expectations are out of whack and need to be calibrated.
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ATHENS — President Obama, in some of his strongest language since Donald J. Trump's election last week, on Tuesday warned against the rise of nationalistic tribalism, apparently a reference to Mr. Trump's decision to appoint Stephen K. Bannon, a hard-right nationalist, to a top position.
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I am rooting for a demonstration to the world — and maybe most of all to our president and his enablers — that the United States has a justice system that works because there are people who believe in it and rise above personal interest and tribalism.
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But while this is a list that would set anyone familiar with the Great British Night Out's teeth to Pavlovian grinding, all that paraphernalia and polyvalence can be confusing to outsiders, such as Americans, who still tend to be confused by the tribalism, street drinking, and slang.
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The refusal to grant victors legitimacy bundles together so much about America today: the coarseness of our discourse; the blind tribalism coloring our debates; the elevation of individualism far above common purpose; the ethos that everybody should and can feel like a winner on every day.
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This race-baiting and tribalism was perhaps nowhere more iconic than in President Reagan's enduring stereotype of black mothers as "welfare queens," which solidified the harmful attitudes of many white Americans toward black Americans living in poverty as moochers looking to get public dollars for free.
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And the problems that contributed to that ideology's rise in the Middle East would remain: authoritarian states that often use violence themselves, religious institutions often seen as complicit, stifled economies that grant young people few opportunities, and a cycle of conflict that encourages tribalism and extremism.
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But, in due course, the South Korean people, if they feel a sense of urgency to exist as a liberal democracy, will ensure that their government must shed Korean tribalism and be high-handed, rather than servile toward their real enemy, the despotic regime of North Korea.
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But the big draw for the nearly all-white audience of Clemson University students was Tim Scott, the only black Republican in the United States Senate — and the walking proof, to Republicans here, that they have moved beyond the old white tribalism that once defined them.
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In that time, there was an assumption that though the roots of human society were deep in tribalism, over the past 3,000 years we have developed a system of liberal democracy that gloriously transcended it, that put reason, compassion and compromise atop violence and brute force.
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"Blueprint" considers the power of crowds not just as a force that can instill fear, but one that can bring about great good; and, with that, the question of whether we can broaden our perspective away from tribalism and toward an appreciation of a more universal heritage.
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Steven Pinker, professor of psychology at Harvard and author of the forthcoming book "Enlightenment Now: The Case for Reason, Science, Humanism, and Progress," emailed me his thoughts: The answer lies in raw tribalism: when someone is perceived as a champion of one's coalition, all is forgiven.
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These musicians from different sides of the Middle East divide are visiting a United States riven by tribalism and racial animosity, and reeling from the anti-Semitic killing of 11 at a Pittsburgh synagogue and the spate of pipe bombs mailed to prominent critics of President Trump.
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For instance, Iraqi Kurdistan and the Syrian Kurdish regions, while they have plenty of corruption and tribalism, are nevertheless islands of decency where women tend to be more empowered, Islam is practiced in more moderate forms and Western liberal education is promoted in American-style universities.
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If, as Packer argues, "a writer who's afraid to tell people what they don't want to hear has chosen the wrong trade," what alternative trade should we recommend for those who regularly regale the same audiences with the same bromides about speech, expression, tribalism, and civility?
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"I do believe, separate and apart from any particular election or movement, that we are going to have to guard against a rise in a crude sort of nationalism or ethnic identity or tribalism that is built around an 'us' and a 'them,'" Mr. Obama said.
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But Netanyahu has divided the country further, injected an intense partisanship and tribalism, undermined the rule of law, coarsened the political dialogue, manipulated anger and hostility toward Israel's two million Arab citizens and foreclosed any hopes -- slim though they may be -- of a deal with Palestinians.
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Instead this encounter is another piece of evidence that we can now put a bullet in the idea that most people who voted for Donald Trump did so because of economic insecurity; for many, it's clearly about a more complex, ugly form of political and racial tribalism.
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As we descend as a culture into deeper and deeper tribalism, where we hate each other just because we vote differently, that in itself could be our demise — unless we start finding ways to reignite in our culture those ideals of grace and forgiveness and truth telling.
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It built a sense of tribalism that obscured, albeit temporarily, the rifts between schools of feminists (even those that were going on within the ranks of the march's organizers) and created a momentum that built quickly and blindly throughout the weeks leading up to the inauguration.
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More than that, it goes against the Westminster system's way of doing things: unlike, say, France or America, Britain mostly keeps the tribalism and ceremony of the state (the "dignified" parts of the constitution, as Walter Bagehot put it) separate from the practical functioning of government (its "efficient" parts).
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He is widely credited for his theory on the cyclical nature of empires in which "asabiyyah", social cohesion or tribalism, plays a role in bringing groups to power and then tearing them apart—a phenomenon that was true in the 191971th century and remains true in modern party politics.
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Those on the political left have recoiled at the NFL's new anthem rule, but this debate's devolution into crude political tribalism masked the dialogue we should have had: whether all of us, no matter our politics, are committed to the notion that America has not yet achieved its potential.
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One of the big questions of the next year will be whether tribalism will prevail again—or whether the Whigs and Social Democrats can summon the courage to reach across the aisle and start voting as a block on the all-consuming question of Britain's relationship with Europe.
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FROM PEN: George W. Bush's New Rescue Pup Was a Set-Up (of the Best Kind!) At the Partnership for a Healthier America conference to end childhood obesity, which former First Lady Michelle Obama will be addressing on Friday, Clinton also spoke about the "rising tribalism" in the U.
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WASHINGTON, Nov 14 (Reuters) - Lloyd Blankfein, a former Goldman Sachs chief executive, said on Thursday he was "surprised" to be featured in an advertisement released by Elizabeth Warren, writing that "maybe tribalism is just in her DNA" amid a back-and-forth between the presidential contender and prominent billionaires.
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This is the problem I have with nationalism or any other kind of tribalism that can't possibly scale to a global civilization that's truly cosmopolitan, where when you're reasoning among strangers, you have to converge on solutions to problems that work independent of who you happen to be.
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But over time, as new forms of governance appeared — city-states, kingdoms and especially empires, which controlled vast colonies with different races, cultures and languages — tribalism came to be seen as crude and antiquated, a political structure that could never hope to address the challenges of large states.
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Today, it's the toxic feedback swirl of Twitter and cable — and a president and a press corps that spend all hours feeding on one another's digital droppings in a dystopian circle of life — that has rendered our political culture so vulnerable to reflexive, narrow-minded conspiracies, tribalism and groupthink.
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Mishra shows that, far from being some kind of restorative, backward-looking "tribalism," the ideology that filled pre-independence India was a bizarre mixture of right-wing social Darwinism, muddled and mystical Theosophy, and left-wing Fabianism—not intrinsically "Eastern" but modern, eclectic, and fantastically mercurial in its turnings.
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The scholars pointed to breakdowns in social cohesion (meaning citizens are more fragmented than ever), the rise of tribalism, the erosion of democratic norms such as a commitment to rule of law, and a loss of faith in the electoral and economic systems as clear signs of democratic erosion.
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" (Speaking to reporters after, he declined to elaborate on which specific political figures were the 2-year-olds in question.) He called for a change in the political culture, one in which "indulgence and tribalism at the expense of what's good for the country will be punished at the ballot box.
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But, but, but: A lot of people — perhaps lacking a nearby bowling alley — are still finding their anchor in partisan politics, according to Bruce Mehlman, a political lobbyist in Washington, DC. "Politics increasingly fills the void previously served by rotary clubs and bowling leagues," he says, "with partisan tribalism replacing communitarianism."
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While victories seem to prove Ty somewhat right while defeats support Claude, they respectively appear to talk most sense the other way round: Ty's pragmatism in defeat and Claude's realism in victory both serve as a moderate, realistic counter-balance to what's being shouted, such is the atmosphere of blinkered tribalism.
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She is out of step with voters because she continues to believe in the myth of American exceptionalism, nearly a year after America proved, without a shadow of a doubt, that it is just as susceptible as any other country to tyranny, to tribalism, to the demons of our nature.
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The actors seize the raised platform of Ms. Devlin's set as required and hold it, Mr. Dillane's incantatory hush audibly hardening as Frank moves toward a final reckoning that conjoins with a later Friel masterwork, "Translations," to speak to the grim forces of tribalism that stalk the world at large.
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The antidote to today's populism and us-versus-them tribalism is a policy vision that focuses on what unites us — in particular, our common interest in reviving growth and brighter economic prospects for all, which is not going to be accomplished either by Trump's protectionism or by Bernie Sanders's socialism.
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"The question is which candidate can best fight Trump's toxic policies, his grotesque appeals to racial and ethnic tribalism, and his corrosive attacks on the pillars of our democracy, starting with the rule of law," reads the piece, concluding that Menendez is clearly the better choice to fight Trump's policies.
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Washington (CNN)Putting aside a sudden crisis with Iran, President Barack Obama on Tuesday urged Americans in his final State of the Union address to reject the politics of tribalism and fear that have rocked the campaign to find his successor and to build a "clear-eyed, big-hearted" and "optimistic" nation.
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In Greece on the first leg of his last official international trip, he warned of a rise in "a crude sort of nationalism" and of "tribalism that is built on 'us' and a 'them' " — an apparent reference to Mr. Trump's appointment of Stephen K. Bannon, a hard-right nationalist, as chief strategist.
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As she coordinated a pro-Ossoff sign-waving group in front of a polling place Tuesday in unincorporated East Cobb County, Ms. Rahman, an immigrant from Bangladesh, said she viewed Mr. Trump's policies as a flirtation with "tribalism," and spoke of him as a threat to the environment and the country's democratic institutions.
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But it has done more than that: it has proved a crucible for fake news — a phenomenon that some of us might argue actually started in sports — but also has fanned the flames of tribalism, turning most interactions between fans of opposing teams toxic, generating a fierce, fractious, puerile sort of rivalry.
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On Tuesday, he warned of a rise in "a crude sort of nationalism" and of "tribalism that is built on 'us' and a 'them' " — seemingly a reference to the naming of Stephen K. Bannon, a media executive who has promoted white nationalist, racist and anti-Semitic views, as chief White House strategist.
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Nor should you be surprised that this, in turn, provokes greater tribalism among native dissenters from a pure cosmopolitanism – be they stark dissenters like Trump voters or Le Pen supporters, or milder dissenters like the sixty-three percent of German women who now feel that Germany's has welcomed too many migrants in the last year.
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"STOP ANTI-JAPAN TRIBALISM" Conservative South Korean YouTube commentators have seen their fan bases grow sharply at home thanks to their unforgiving criticism of the liberal president, who has struggled to fulfill his goals of creating jobs and reducing inequality while improving ties with North Korea's Kim Jong Un since coming to office in 2017.
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I understand his concern that some critics and viewers won't be able to tell the difference between a flourish of fiction and his personal feelings, but he also says that when he was writing the Deadly Class comic book, he noticed the beginnings of the rise of white nationalism, tribalism, and xenophobia starting in America.
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At a moment of dangerous tribalism in our politics – where too many are intent on destroying rather than debating their opponents – No Labels is a one-of a-kind organization trying to bring people together, end the vicious cycle of partisan hatred and to create space for our nation's toughest problems to actually get solved.
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The library where I got the photo calls itself "community-centered," and I take that to mean that its offerings are directed and led by the people who live near it; the "in" group is whoever wants to engage, which feels radical in a moment where tribalism and us-versus-them thinking seems to dominate.
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It is whether we choose to continue traveling on the path of meanspiritedness, incivility, transactional amorality and tribalism that our current president is leading us down, or follow a different path that puts mutual respect, embrace of differences, compassion for our fellow citizens and the pursuit of common ground at the center of our national life.
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Over the past few decades, the field has gone through cycles of tribalism, rived by arguments among quantitative analysts; theory-heavy scholars working in the tradition of the French sociologist Pierre Bourdieu; critical race scholars, who have brought up important but tricky points about who gets to study whom; and the urban ''symbolic interactionists'' with whom Goffman identifies.
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And when you combine the factors discussed above – the resilience of cultural identity, the power of tribalism, the risks of backlash – then mass immigration on the scale we've seen recently in Europe, particularly combined with what may be a long era of relative economic stagnation, offers of the most plausible drivers for a near-future breakdown in liberal norms.
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As Vox put it in April, the American Chopper meme kind of operates as a simplified version of Socratic dialogue: More broadly, in an era of performative social media dunking and tribalism run amok, the Chopper offers a lighthearted way to demonstrate that you actually understand the viewpoints of people on both sides of an issue.
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But you seem to make an effort to empathise with the people you disagree with... Ms Wynn: I try to swim against the current as much as possible when it comes to the tribalism that defines the way people do politics on social media, and I try to present myself as an individual and humanistic voice.
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Former Defense Secretary James MattisJames Norman MattisMattis warns of 'storm clouds gathering' without commitment to allies Only Donald Trump has a policy for Afghanistan New Pentagon report blames Trump troop withdrawal for ISIS surge in Iraq and Syria MORE warned against shunning allies and America breaking down into "tribalism" in his first extensive remarks since leaving office.
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Republican pollster Conor Maguire said in an interview that aired Tuesday on "What America's Thinking" that the divide over special counsel Robert MuellerRobert (Bob) Swan MuellerMueller report fades from political conversation Trump calls for probe of Obama book deal Democrats express private disappointment with Mueller testimony MORE's report into Russia's election meddling is an example of American political tribalism.
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The director of the Monmouth University Poll said on Wednesday that political tribalism is at play in President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE's Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh's confirmation process.
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Tribalism was accentuated throughout the [Bill] Clinton years—his impeachment—and into the Bush years—the contested 2000 election, the 5–4 decision in the Supreme Court, the recount where a lot of people, Brett Kavanaugh among them, went down to Florida to protest, the [Iraq] war, the aftermath of 9/11, and the whole notion of torture.
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Yet even as Sullivan decries political tribalism, here is his theory of it: A decline in people practicing his form of Christian faith has led to a rise in "political cultists" who find their ultimate meaning in politics, who will stop at nothing to achieve their political goals, and who cannot be reasoned or compromised with.
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Now as a worldwide resurgence of racist tribalism fuels a rebellion against the liberal democratic order, Germany's renewed confrontation with anti-Semitism will say much not just about the fate of its unnerved Jewish communities but also about the endurance of any nation's capacity to build a tolerant, pluralistic society resistant to the temptations of ethnonationalism.
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Nathaniel Persily, a professor of law and political science at Stanford, described his surprise at the docility of Republican officials in an email: While I and others had written extensively about the partisan tribalism of both elites and the mass public, I guess I would have expected greater defections by Republicans in the wake of Charlottesville.
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What is happening in America when, for the sake of tribalism, people who should know better hurl these offensive, inflammatory verbal assaults -- all to stand in the good graces of President Trump, whose self-destructive and reckless conduct in Ukraine and Syria is simply indefensible, counter to American national security interests and in complete alignment with Russian autocrat Vladimir Putin's policy goals?
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Events like the United Kingdom's decision to leave the European Union, the rise of the police protest movement here in the United States, and the white backlash to it, have been powerful reminders that racial tribalism is the great political fault line in the Western world dividing whites from minorities, the old from the young, the urban from the rural.
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At a time of tribalism and polarization, culminating in threats by the states to nullify federal laws and secede from the Union, Marshall's central idea, shared with his Federalist heroes George Washington and Alexander Hamilton, was that "we the people" of the United States as a whole are sovereign and united, as opposed to "we the people" of the individual states.
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Steve Kornacki's "The Red and the Blue: The 1990s and the Birth of Political Tribalism" renders such an experience lively and fulfilling, if not uplifting, by making a mostly convincing case that the brutal 1990s political battles led by Bill Clinton and Newt Gingrich had brought the country to its stark divide between "red America" and "blue America" by election night, 20003.
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Reviewing "Blueprint" alongside two other books about social evolution, Aarathi Prasad writes that it "considers the power of crowds not just as a force that can instill fear, but one that can bring about great good; and, with that, the question of whether we can broaden our perspective away from tribalism and toward an appreciation of a more universal heritage."
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" Obama also has made veiled criticisms of Trump in various public remarks, indirectly attacking the president-elect multiple times during his end-of-year news conference and in his remarks Tuesday at Pearl Harbor, where he warned that "even when hatred burns hottest, even when the tug of tribalism is at its most primal, we must resist the urge to turn inward.
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At rallies over the past week, tribalism tended to be more intense among protesters who had little contact with people who were different than them politically, like Daryna Yakusha, 33, an IT worker from Gaithersburg, Md., who carried a sign that said "Resist Despair" at the Women's March in Washington, while dressed as a handmaid from the Margaret Atwood book.
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If you just– if you resort to just kind of local tribalism then you miss the opportunity to work on the really important global issues; but if you have a global framework but people feel like it's not working for them at home, or some set of people feel like that's not working, then they're not politically going to support the global collaboration that needs to happen.
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Fox News host Tucker Carlson says opposition to President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE's Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh is the result of "mass hysteria" and political tribalism.
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I look at that and I say, a society like that, where you're having these conversations between white men, where the implication of these conversations is that the white majority is going to have to give up a lot more to bring about the equality that we like to believe that America is committed to, that is going to enact a profound tribalism on that majority.
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The idea of personality-based tribalism is the dystopian impulse behind the first volume of the YA series Divergent, and it's the utopian impulse behind recent books like Ada Palmer's Too Like the Lightning: Imagine a world in which your closest relationships are based not on where you grew up or who you're related to, but instead center on the people with whom your personality meshes.
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Especially now, when things are listing toward tribalism and fashion in return has been, with growing purpose, emphasizing its own inclusiveness; its own awareness that as an industry it is better when borders are loose and other cultures represented; when all sorts of histories — cultural and social, painful and joyful — end up in the same stew and combine to make something genuinely new, and relevant.
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Undaunted by their failure to affect any electoral outcomes, the coterie of thinkers and writers who have coalesced loosely around the "Never Trump" movement have staked their careers on the notion that Donald Trump is an aberration, a kind of eruption of atavistic "tribalism" from the prehistoric past, instead of the result of a historical narrative that's hiding in plain sight for less blatantly self-interested interlocutors.
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To the Editor: David Brooks rightly describes fervent Trump support as tribalism, noting that Republicans who used to overwhelmingly favor free trade now overwhelmingly oppose it, and that a large majority of Republicans now say their loyalty is to President Trump, not the G.O.P. That's because Mr. Trump is a true demagogue — a leader who inspires near religious-like fervor not despite his personality but because of it.
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It should be to imagine and build the best conceivable civic landscape for everyone in the state, to banish timidity to the margins, to challenge ourselves to move so swiftly and so powerfully in the direction of progress that we become a symbol of what this country—what any country—can be in an age of revolutionary global migrations, disinvestment from the public sphere, and ascendant racial and ethnic tribalism.
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It's the kind of migration that feels like it should be narrated by David Attenborough and says a lot about the role that tribalism is able to play in a country where supporters are routinely confronted with journeys that make the trek from Plymouth to Carlisle in England—at 389 miles, the longest away day in English soccer at present—look like a hungover traipse to the store.
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You could argue that neither radical left nor radical right appears willing to accept there might be more shades of grey than are allowed for by one particular entrenched perspective — as they fight their take-no-prisoners culture wars via the tech platforms that give them the power to turn a personal viewpoint into a weapon of mass media destruction, aiming to level the landscape of debate via the tribalism of fervent follower armies.
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However one rates the pope's visit to Egypt and whatever one thinks the proper role of a religious leader should be, the pontiff's message of faith, humility, peace, tolerance, dialogue and tenderness — that last a quality he urged on political leaders in a recent TED talk — is a reassuring departure from the cynicism, cruelty, populism and tribalism on the rise in so many corners of the world, especially in traditional bastions of democracy and freedom.
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In the end, despite the descending darkness and the Republican winds of despair, Democrats can sleep well knowing that the benevolent universe of the lyceum will continue to crank out perfectly-formed collectivists who will take their rightful places in the world and dutifully extol the supremacy of feelings over reason, spirituality over reality, and tribalism over modernity—regardless if what they are professing represents who they are or what they believe.
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Sen. Jeff FlakeJeffrey (Jeff) Lane FlakeArpaio considering running for former sheriff job after Trump pardon Overnight Energy: Warren edges past Sanders in poll of climate-focused voters | Carbon tax shows new signs of life | Greens fuming at Trump plans for development at Bears Ears monument Carbon tax shows new signs of life in Congress MORE (R-Ariz.) on Sunday urged Republicans not to succumb to "political tribalism" in backing embattled Alabama Senate candidate Roy Moore (R).
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This changed because of polarization and political tribalism, because currents in elite opinion reshaped liberal politics and backlash reshaped the G.O.P. But if you delve into this paper's coverage of those long-gone abortion debates, you'll be reminded that it also changed because the Catholic Church — in New York, especially — used to be an effective pro-life political force straddling partisan divides, instead of an institution devastated by attrition, internal division and the sex abuse disaster.
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In an increasingly volatile and polarized America—where blatant tribalism and demagoguery are met with widespread applause, and the world's most powerful military could very well become the shiny new toy for a decomposing pumpkin with a toupée who was magically given the gift of life—there's really only one question left to ask: How long do you think it will take for the countless hordes of Muslim infiltrators villainously masquerading as helpless refugees to conquer us via Greek yogurt?
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Pollster Emily Ekins on Thursday said that partisan tribalism is at work in determining people's views of how government officials, such as deputy attorney general Rod RosensteinRod RosensteinWhy the presumption of innocence doesn't apply to Trump McCabe sues FBI, DOJ, blames Trump for his firing Rosenstein: Trump should focus on preventing people from 'becoming violent white supremacists' MORE treat President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE.
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