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Andre Archie

Andre Archie is an Associate Professor of Ancient Greek Philosophy at Colorado State University. This essay is adapted from his book The Virtue of Color-Blindness (Regnery Gateway, 2024).

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    Why Color-Blindness Is the Real Anti-Racism

    The only moral way to judge a person’s worth is by his character.

    Why Color-Blindness Is the Real Anti-Racism

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    American Nationalism: Neither Creedal nor Racial

    Nationalism means different things to different people. But is there one common narrative that can unite the diverse groups striving to define what it means to be an American?

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    Identity Crisis

    Francis Fukuyama argues that liberal democracies are healthiest when they foster inclusive national communities, rather than narrow identities among the aggrieved. But is an inclusive national identity possible?

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