Podcasts that mention 📚 The age of entitlement by Christopher Caldwell

I mean, if people want to read a good um book on this, Age of Entitlement by Christopher Caldwell is a a short read and it was hugely influential. I mean, I've seen some people point to the book Richard Hanania wrote a couple of years back, but Caldwell is the book that really um was influential on the right at kind of mapping out how civil rights legislation and then uh it's uh I guess its process of moving through the courts over the course of decades uh allowed uh the federal government to use a lot of that for ideological purposes.

One of the speakers recommends the book 'Age of Entitlement' by Christopher Caldwell as influential on the right's thinking about civil rights legislation and federal power.

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Christopher Caldwell wrote a book called uh the age of entitlements back in I think it came out like in 2016 um saying it's kind of making it like Goldwater is Right argument all along but no I mean I think the that's the tension was between the conservative ideologues who from a charitable charitable perspective just had this very deep revulsion to the idea of the federal government within a you know period of 20 years suddenly taking over so much U from local control and then people who actually were segregationists and racists um and that was significant tension

One of the hosts mentions Christopher Caldwell's book 'The Age of Entitlement' in the context of conservative arguments against federalization and the Department of Education, comparing it to a 'Goldwater is Right' argument.

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Two books I recommend are 'The Origins of Woke' by Richard Hanania and 'The Age of Entitlement' by Christopher Caldwell. It's effectively a religion, and its meaning varies among different people.

In the podcast, Saagar suggests 'The Age of Entitlement' by Christopher Caldwell as a recommended reading, highlighting its relevance in the discussion around wokeism.

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