The debate on American identity cleaves between heritage and creed. The heritage side, prevalent among traditionalists and post-liberal conservatives, tends to define “Americaness” as coming from American stock — being born to American mothers and fathers who were born to American mothers and fathers who, in turn, also have roots in American land. The further […]
The debate on American identity cleaves between heritage and creed. The heritage side, prevalent among traditionalists and post-liberal conservatives, tends to define “Americaness” as coming from American stock — being born to American mothers and fathers who were born to American mothers and fathers who, in turn, also have roots in American land. The further […]
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