Unjust: Social Justice and the Unmaking of America

In Unjust (2019), writer and editor Noah Rothman argues that the modern social justice movement rejects the American ideals of individual rights and equal treatment under the law. Rothman traces the movement's ideas, including intersectionality and collective guilt, to older religious and political traditions, and examines its effects on universities, politics, the courts and popular culture. He argues that its focus on group identity undermines the liberal principles it claims to advance.

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Ben Shapiro: “Give @NoahCRothman's new book a read. A terrific book with significant information about the state of today's intersectional politics.”