Tribalism is a more
pervasive and potent force today than we may realize.
It should not be especially surprising to find tribalism alive and well in contemporary social structures and behaviors. Because human beings evolved in small tribal bands, it is as natural for us to act tribally as it is for lions to hunt, or for gazelles to bound away in flight.
To no small extent, it seems to be what we’re genetically programmed to do.
As a result, even today’s most advanced and cosmopolitan cities are teeming with tribal entities.
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WINTER. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.
More Specifics
Contemporary tribalism should be
familiar to any sports fan.
Our police are no strangers to
tribalism.
Corporations can be as tribalistic
as any other kind of group.
Creative people have their own
kinds of tribes.
Tribalism can play a critical role
in how we apprehend the world around us.