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East Coast United States, New York, Washington, D.C.
As seen in: The Washington Post, Wisdom of Crowds, Reasonably Optimistic, Washington Post Opinions, The Atlantic, Substack, Brookings Institution, Flipboard, Irish Independent, Foreign Affairs, The Irish News, UnHerd and
Columnist @WashingtonPost; Senior fellow at Georgetown University's @acmcu. Pre-order my new book CAN RELIGION SAVE DEMOCRACY? amzn.to/4xrFOux
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The Last Gasp of Liberal Faith

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By Shadi Hamid Verified
| Wisdom of Crowds
You probably forgot about Barack Obama’s 2006 speech on faith and politics. I did too. It feels of a different time, one that is no longer relevant. In my new book with the Evangelical theologian Matthew Kaemingk — Can Religion Save Democracy? How More Faith—Not Less—Can Heal Our Public Life— we talk about the beforetimes as follows: Watching Barack Obama and Mitt Romney debate taxes and health-care policy before the 2012 presidential election, Americans didn’t realize how lucky they were.
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Persona Launch Party: In Defense of Human Nature with Francis Fukuyama

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By Samuel Kimbriel, Damir Marusic Verified, Shadi Hamid Verified
| Wisdom of Crowds
A note from the editors: We’re delighted to invite you to the launch party of our new sister publication, Persona. Our friend Francis Fukuyama will join us to celebrate his new book, In The Realm of the Last Man, and to offer his defense of the now very controversial idea of human nature. Since its inception Wisdom of Crowds has been dedicated to vigorous, feisty disagreement, convening debate about primary questions in foreign affairs, political theory, and culture.
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The gender war is mostly in our imagination

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By Shadi Hamid Verified
| Washington Post Opinions Verified
The gender war is mostly in our imagination (washingtonpost.com) The gender war is mostly in our imagination By Shadi Hamid 2026081611010300 Men and women are drifting apart. Marriage rates are declining. People are having fewer children. This is dangerous for society. That's obvious.
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