Understanding Identity Politics in America

What is the primary focus of identity politics according to the first section?

• Judging people by their character

• Judging people by their identity attributes

• Encouraging cultural diversity

• Promoting economic equality

How does identity politics modify traditional religious teachings on sin?

• It applies sin to everyone equally

• It ignores the concept of sin entirely

• It offers redemption to all groups

• It attributes sin only to oppressor groups

What does identity politics consider as the measure of equal opportunities?

• Equal group outcomes

• Economic status

• Individual achievements

• Cultural representation

What paradox does identity politics create according to the final section?

• It supports equality but increases inequality

• It encourages diversity but limits freedom

• It requires discrimination to eliminate discrimination

• It promotes unity while fostering division

Why should identity politics be rejected according to the final section?

• It promotes economic inequality

• It encourages cultural homogeneity

• It poses a threat to republican self-government

• It demands justice for the unjustly treated