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And the analogy isn’t perfect, but I think, thinking of it that way, at a regime level challenge, is the proper way to think about it. It’s comparable in a way, and not purely but very closely-comparable, to the threat posed to American self-government of slavery in the 1850s or even Communism during the Cold War. Today, really in a large sense, multiculturalism and its politics of identity and its enforcement arm-or its speech code, really-political correctness, poses an existential threat to the regime. In this special edition of the American Mind podcast, we explore this grave danger-and its antidote.
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This is the menace of multiculturalist officialdom – weaponizing the politics of identity and its enforcement arm, the speech code of political correctness. It is being pumped into America’s bloodstream, poisoning our civic life, turning group against group and neighbor against neighbor. This despotic impulse is not confined to a few faculty lounges or boardrooms. It’s that anyone who deviates from the whims of the tech oligarchs, and the thought-crime arbiters they’re in league with, could be tossed into intellectual prison-or worse-in the days to come – at a moment’s notice, with no explanation, no appeal, and no relief. But what concerns us most is not that we were targeted in the recent past. We’ll see whether this podcast, too, is “mysteriously” disappeared. Our brush with suppression ended in victory. Only after hours on the phone with Google, and, presumably, after it saw the uproar on social media and in the press in response to its draconian censorship, did Google relent and restore our advertising rights. This was news to us, since Claremont has spent its entire history arguing that the central principle animating American political life is the Declaration’s proposition that all human beings are created equal.Ĭonsequently, the Silicon Valley speech-stifler informed Claremont we were blocked from advertising our own 40 th anniversary gala to our own readers. For Google, simply broaching the topic led us to be flagged as a quote “racially or ethnically oriented publication” in violation of its policies.
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In a series of essays at our online publication, The American Mind, we define today’s official multiculturalist doctrine in opposition to Americanism. At the Claremont Institute, we call it- multiculturalism. Protean yet singleminded, this invidious ideology is bent on dissolving the foundations of our nation and establishing itself as official public doctrine to which all must adhere. Like so many bad ideas, this one got its start in the academy.
The pseudo-intellectual worldview at the heart of this attempted revolution can be seen across not just major corporations like Google, but throughout our preeminent cultural institutions and our federal government. What follows, as a recent president put it, is the fundamental transformation of the United States – reducing us to the United States of America in name only. The endgame is the wholesale repudiation of American justice as we’ve known it since the Founding.
But its actions towards the Claremont Institute, to which the Secretary of State alluded, illustrate a new threat America faces – a threat posed to anyone who dares challenge social justice dogma from the digital realm to the board room. Google is not the primary subject of this podcast. JAMES POULOS: That was Secretary of State Mike Pompeo taking a subtle dig at Google while addressing the Claremont Institute’s 40 th Anniversary Gala.Īnd this is James Poulos, executive editor of the American Mind, bringing you a special episode of “The American Mind Podcast.” By the way, the Claremont Institute sadly knows, I could also name a certain tech company that we spoke about earlier that’s forgotten our first principles too. SECRETARY OF STATE MIKE POMPEO: any of our leaders were more eager to delight the Davos crowd than champion the principles that have made us the greatest nation that civilization has ever known. If you have feedback for us, we’d love to hear from you at Works Referenced & Related Readings (In Order of Appearance): It is narrated by James Poulos, Executive Editor of the American Mind and produced by ChangeUp Media.
The podcast features Claremont Institute President Ryan Williams, Chairman Tom Klingenstein and scholar Charles Kesler, as well as the likes of David Azerrad, Lord Conrad Black, Allen Guelzo, Roger Kimball and Norman Podhoretz. In this special edition of the American Mind podcast, we explore the intellectual roots, political and societal implications of and the antidote to what the Claremont Institute believes is the great threat to America: multiculturalism.
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