Opinion: Identity Politics is a Mess

Joseph Gomez, Segment Producer
October 15, 2018

Joseph Gomez analyzes the confusing uselessness of identity politics.

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Joseph Gomez, Segment Producer

Joseph Gomez is currently a senior at Carlmont High School. Besides writing, he's passionate about ancient Roman history, psychology, and editing videos alone in the dark. Follow him on Twitter:

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