Chapter 5. Discrimination, Beliefs, and Expressions

Tags: Political Theory, Strategy

12/06/2018 Louis E. Carabini

Carabini explains the importance of discrimination and how political laws prohibiting selective associations — as well as disassociations — are inhumane. The nonpolitical world is an individual one where relationships are voluntary, joint ventures based on preferences. Pages 55–62 in the text. Narrated by Daniel Bennett.

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