Michael Jindra

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Michael Jindra is a cultural anthropologist at Boston University whose current writing centers on the relationship between lifestyle diversity and economic inequality, including on how nonprofits help the poor. His past writing has included topics as varied as Star Trek fandom and death rites in Africa.

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Are We All Populists? Diversity’s Challenge to Our Comfort-Loving Selves

06/03/2019
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Michael Jindra

Dismissing populism as the work of xenophobes, racists, nationalists or simply those who can’t handle diversity is too easy. Anti-immigrant populism in both Europe and the US involves concerns over…

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