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The identity trap

The rush to judgment fuels the fire of intolerance

13 January 2024

9:00 AM

13 January 2024

9:00 AM

Somehow, the West has gotten into a real twist about identity, especially that of minorities. Identity is being used to undermine equality and liberty in the name of justice for minorities. Minority group identity is used as a weapon against the alleged privileges of the majority. As a consequence, common humanity and individual freedoms are being undermined.

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Gary Johns chairs Close the Gap Research and is the author of The Burden of Culture.

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