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Christian nationalism is the belief that the United States was founded to be a Christian nation. Douglas Sacha/moment via Getty Images

Attitudes toward Christian nationalism don’t just boil down to views on race, religion and history − research suggests ‘moral foundations’ play a critical role

Kerby Goff, Rice University; Eric Silver, Penn State, and John Iceland, Penn State

Support and opposition to Christian nationalism are linked to people’s moral values more than religious, racial and political tribalism.
Bianca Rodriguez, one of nation’s nearly 600,000 homeless at a Chicago underpass. Andrew Nelles/Reuters

Did we lose the War on Poverty?

John Iceland, Penn State

This year marks the 51st anniversary since Lyndon Johnson launched his War on Poverty and made poverty reduction the centerpiece of his Great Society domestic agenda. Whether we won this war, however…

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