Saving Civics
Too many young Americans have renounced the beliefs and conduct that maintain our civic order. In surveys, patriotic sentiment decreases with each successive generation from the Greatest to the Zs. Among the latter, 72% of college students agree that it’s acceptable to shut down a speaker who voices offensive opinions.
- ▪Too many young Americans have renounced the beliefs and conduct that maintain our civic order.
- ▪In surveys, patriotic sentiment decreases with each successive generation from the Greatest to the Zs.
- ▪Among the latter, 72% of college students agree that it’s acceptable to shut down a speaker who voices offensive opinions.
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| Original publisher | Claremont Review of Books |
| Canonical URL | https://claremontreviewofbooks.com/saving-civics/ |
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| Retrieval time | 2026-07-25T19:18:36.544Z |
| Last seen | 2026-07-25T19:18:48.448Z |
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Summer 2026 Book Reviews Saving Civics by Mark Bauerlein Books Reviewed The Cradle of Citizenship: How Schools Can Help Save Our Democracy Buy The Unmaking of American Citizenship: How Americans Learned Not to Love Their Country and What Can Be Done About It Buy Email Share Print Download Subscriber Only Subscribe Something has gone wrong with the formation of American citizens. Too many young Americans have renounced the beliefs and conduct that maintain our civic order. In surveys, patriotic sentiment decreases with each successive generation from the Greatest to the Zs. Among the latter, 72% of college students agree that it’s acceptable to shut down a speaker who voices offensive opinions.
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