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Charles Murray on the new American Divide:When Americans used to brag about "the American way of life"—a phrase still in common use in 1960—they were talking about a civic culture that swept an extremely large proportion of Americans of all classes into its embrace. It was a culture encompassing shared experiences of daily life and shared assumptions about central American values involving marriage, honesty, hard work and religiosity.The underlying theme is similar to Mark Steyn's, though, as usual, Murray provides more statistical support and Steyn more timely examples and wit, concluding, |
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