Introduction SECTION ONE: CRITICS AND BUILDERS CHAPTER ONE Critic: A Personal Journey CHAPTER TWO Builder, Creating Interfaith America CHAPTER THREE Jen Bailey, Critic and Builder CHAPTER FOUR Campus as Crucible SECTION TWO: THE GOOD SOCIETY CHAPTER FIVE America, the People’s Potluck CHAPTER SIX The Obama Story, the Trump Story CHAPTER SEVEN The Genius of Religious Institutions SECTION THREE: CONSIDERATIONS AND CAUTIONS CHAPTER EIGHT The Challenge of Being in Charge CHAPTER NINE Align the Substantive and the Symbolic CHAPTER TEN Be Guided by a Vision For, Not an Anger Against CHAPTER ELEVEN Embrace Diversity, Including the Differences You Don’t Like CHAPTER TWELVE Embrace the Multiple Languages of Social Change CHAPTER THIRTEEN Be Careful Turning Identity Categories into Ideological Categories CHAPTER FOURTEEN Seek Solutions, Then Seek Scale CHAPTER FIFTEEN Welcome All Allies CHAPTER SIXTEEN Persuade Your Opponents CHAPTER SEVENTEEN Consider Constructive Engagement Before You Cancel CHAPTER EIGHTEEN Stand on the Balcony and Think of a Hedgehog CHAPTER NINETEEN Appreciate the History of Your Movement, Then Extend It CHAPTER TWENTY Be Cautious About Becoming a Symbol CHAPTER TWENTY-ONE Be Cautious About Making Generalizations and Speaking for Others CHAPTER TWENTY-TWO Be Cautious of the Single Story CHAPTER TWENTY-THREE Be Cautious About the False Social Map CHAPTER TWENTY-FOUR Be Cautious When Accusing Others CONCLUSION A Letter to My Sons, Future Builders of Diverse Democracy Acknowledgments Notes Index
Introduction SECTION ONE: CRITICS AND BUILDERS CHAPTER ONE Critic: A Personal Journey CHAPTER TWO Builder, Creating Interfaith America CHAPTER THREE Jen Bailey, Critic and Builder CHAPTER FOUR Campus as Crucible SECTION TWO: THE GOOD SOCIETY CHAPTER FIVE America, the People’s Potluck CHAPTER SIX The Obama Story, the Trump Story CHAPTER SEVEN The Genius of Religious Institutions SECTION THREE: CONSIDERATIONS AND CAUTIONS CHAPTER EIGHT The Challenge of Being in Charge CHAPTER NINE Align the Substantive and the Symbolic CHAPTER TEN Be Guided by a Vision For, Not an Anger Against CHAPTER ELEVEN Embrace Diversity, Including the Differences You Don’t Like CHAPTER TWELVE Embrace the Multiple Languages of Social Change CHAPTER THIRTEEN Be Careful Turning Identity Categories into Ideological Categories CHAPTER FOURTEEN Seek Solutions, Then Seek Scale CHAPTER FIFTEEN Welcome All Allies CHAPTER SIXTEEN Persuade Your Opponents CHAPTER SEVENTEEN Consider Constructive Engagement Before You Cancel CHAPTER EIGHTEEN Stand on the Balcony and Think of a Hedgehog CHAPTER NINETEEN Appreciate the History of Your Movement, Then Extend It CHAPTER TWENTY Be Cautious About Becoming a Symbol CHAPTER TWENTY-ONE Be Cautious About Making Generalizations and Speaking for Others CHAPTER TWENTY-TWO Be Cautious of the Single Story CHAPTER TWENTY-THREE Be Cautious About the False Social Map CHAPTER TWENTY-FOUR Be Cautious When Accusing Others CONCLUSION A Letter to My Sons, Future Builders of Diverse Democracy Acknowledgments Notes Index
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