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It's no secret that our country has grown increasingly polarized over the past

decade. One way that shows up is in our ongoing culture wars, where our worldviews collide

amidst a crumbling social contract. What in the past might have been considered,

third rail topics are now everyday conversation. And it can be a lot to take in. So for the next few weeks,

we're breaking down the history, subtext, and evolving meanings of the buzzwords you hear

all over the news and social media. This is the ABCs of the culture wars. Today's letter is C for capitalism.

I remember being in Harlem, March 2020, everything shuts down immediately.

I'm on the internet, and I see this video by Gal Godot.

That is writer and journalist Morgan Juergens.

Who's singing Imagine, and she's including all these celebrities.

And I said, you know what?

That's the downfall right there.

That was the moment where I intuitively knew that culture was never going to be the same again. And while 2020 was a crucial tipping point in the way Americans feel about wealth inequality,

that feeling had been building for a while.

In fact, Morgan points to a 2019 film that became the canary in the coal mine for things to come.

Bong Joon Ho's Parasite.

There was one scene in the movie when a flood had happened.

And the next day, the working class chauffeur is driving around the rich woman and she's saying, oh man, thank God for the rain that happened last night.

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