"National story" too has "ethno-cultural" basis
For US - the "national" narrative is one of individual liberty, "no taxation w/o representation", constitutionalism
But these are specifically Anglo-Saxon ideas
As US becomes ethnically diverse this national narrative will weaken
For US - the "national" narrative is one of individual liberty, "no taxation w/o representation", constitutionalism
But these are specifically Anglo-Saxon ideas
As US becomes ethnically diverse this national narrative will weaken
That's because not all ethnicities and cultures place the same degree of emphasis on "individual liberty", "limited government" as the Anglo Saxons do
There is a history behind these ideas, rooted in Old Blighty. With intellectual antecedents perhaps predating even Magna Carta
There is a history behind these ideas, rooted in Old Blighty. With intellectual antecedents perhaps predating even Magna Carta
As America grows increasingly "hispanic", and maybe even Asiatic, will these new tribes regard these notions with the same reverence?
No
No
