The Impact of "Feels-based Politics" with Jane Coaston from The New York Times

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This Moment in Democracy

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Presented by the Eagleton Institute of Politics at Rutgers University-New Brunswick, “This Moment in Democracy,” analyzes current events and emerging themes in American politics and explores how we can reimagine democracy. "This Moment in Democracy” is made possible in part by the generosity of Eagleton supporters. To support our work, donate to the Institute at give.rutgers.edu/eagleton Learn more about Eagleton by signing-up for our email newsletter. peshine.rutgers.edu/sign-up

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The Impact of "Feels-based Politics" with Jane Coaston from The New York Times

This Moment in Democracy

25 minutes 50 seconds

2 years ago

The Impact of "Feels-based Politics" with Jane Coaston from The New York Times

Join Professor Saladin Ambar and New York Times Staff Writer Jane Coaston for a discussion about the impact of "feels-based politics" on our democracy. The conversation also covers vice-signaling, the new moral correctness, and how the Republican Party is gaining traction among minority groups.