and fundamental assumptions about America/history, and insofar as "identity" groups are good proxies for those assumptions...
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on contextualized ethics (e.g., it's okay for me to say n***a, but not for you to say n***er or n***a bc of context), also have tension...
with classical liberalism. So as the left and right both move away from classical, "common humanity" liberalism (the right faster)...
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the identity politics---the worldviews, the material interests---that have ALWAYS been at the root of policy, become more and more visible.
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Politics have always been about identity, about "what does this policy say about/for/to me in my social position?" But bc we all agreed...
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