Arguing Identity: Race, Religion, and Beyond
…eir politics, their wives, their religions, their philosophies…they cannot change their grandfathers.” It seems at first blush to support the point that my critics make. Religion is like clothes or politics, and unlike race or ethnicity, easily changeable. But then Kallen goes on: “Jews or Poles or Anglo-Saxons, in order to cease being Jews or Poles or Anglo-Saxons, would have to cease to be.” Why does Kallen suggest in one sentence that it is eas…
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