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In Defense of Localism

February 28th, 2019 | 9 min read

By Guest Writer

By Sean O’Hare

In a recent piece for Arc Digital, Nicholas Grossman examined the viability of an alliance between left-wing identity politics and right-wing localism. Grossman ultimately concludes that common ground between localism and left-wing identity politics is an impossibility because localism is itself a form of identity politics; therefore, the respective left and right wing systems resort to vying for incongruous political goals.

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