Posts tagged George Santos
From Catholicism To ‘Jew-ish’: How George Santos Pulled Off His Religiously Intersectional Fraud
From Catholicism To ‘Jew-ish’: How George Santos Pulled Off His Religiously Intersectional Fraud

(OPINION) Santos’ intersectionality worked perfectly in a congressional district that is itself exceedingly diverse and arguably somewhat tribal. I write from experience as I lived in that district for several years and understand the dynamics firsthand. 

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Analysis, Catholicism, Conflict, Judaism, North America, Opinion, PoliticsPaul GladerGeorge Santos, Paul Glader, Long Island, Great Neck, intersectionality, Jeffrey Salkin, Catholic, Jewish, Third Congressional District, Robert Zimmerman, Richard J. Shinder, tribalism, primary feature Comment
Two Leaders Of The New US House Could Put Baptist Diversity In The News Spotlight

(OPINION) By coincidence, both party leaders in the U.S. House are now Baptists, a faith that outside the South has generally been underrepresented among the political elite. Catholics — think Nancy Pelosi, John Boehner, Paul Ryan — monopolized the speaker and minority leader posts for much of the 21st century.

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