
Depoliticization, Identity Politics and Protest with Asad Haider
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Today’s subscriber episode is a wide-ranging conversation Asad Haider, one of the founding editors of Viewpoint Magazine and the author of Mistaken Identity: Race and Class in the Age of Trump. Jay talked to Asad about his concept of “depoliticization,” his book on identity politics, and political exhaustion.
*- note from Jay: When we started the podcast, Asad was at the top of the list of guests I wanted to invite onto the show. I was really excited to talk to him at length. Mistaken Identity was a very eye-opening book for me to read and everyone should read it, although with these recent pieces.
On Depoliticization, in Viewpoint.
Emancipation and Exhaustion, in Saaganthology
And a little housekeeping: we tried something different with the audio levels for this one, so please let us know if it sounds better.
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