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May 15, 2026Culture Studies &#x2194 Critical Methodologies0 citations

Homeland Precarity

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JSJohn F. Sherry

Key Points

  • The aim is to critique the impact of neoliberalism on social relations and ethnic prejudice in America.
  • Analysis of immigration discourse and its social implications
  • Examination of practices like gaslighting and militarization
  • Discussion of their effects on societal engagement
  • Identified a rise in ethnocentric prejudice as a response to immigration discourse
  • Highlighted increased tension in social relations due to neoliberal practices
  • Noted how political actions have endangered communal ideals and health

Abstract

This lamentation skewers a primary post-truth neoliberal practice of the Anthropocene in America: scourging the scapegoat. Barding the alleged immigration issue with layers of attribution intended to imbrute vast segments of the population has both enflamed ethnocentric prejudice and helped mobilize a resisting local-level relativism. Tension in social relations has heightened. Other provocative practices such as political prevarication, gaslighting, rage-baiting, and the militarization of policing have further aggravated engagement between groups, endangering the common good. An angry persona grieves a brutalized populace, a traumatized citizenry, and the sacrifice of foundational ideals, fearing that psychic numbing may become normalized.

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John F. Sherry (2026) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/6a06b83de7dec685947aab43https://doi.org/10.1177/15327086261444689
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