
The Madness of Crowds
A cultural critique examining contemporary social justice movements around gender, race, and identity. It contends that a new orthodoxy has replaced reasoned debate with a quasi-religious fervor, analyzing how victimhood and grievance have become sources of social power and public spectacle.
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Ranked #91 of 1942 · 288 pages · Published 2019
Mentioned 9× on The Joe Rogan Experience across 9 episodes, most recently on Apr 22, 2022.
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Book data: ISBN 9781635579987. Page count from Open Library (median of editions). Cover via Open Library Covers.


