The polarized conversation around the culture wars represents a battle between two political groups: one in ascension, pressing for power, and the other in decline.
Long-term social change, particularly through generational replacement, shapes our political landscape; younger Americans are generally more tolerant and educated than their predecessors.
Each successive wave of younger Americans has increasingly supported issues like marriage equality and the role of women in politics, revealing profound shifts in public opinion.
The significant change in views on social issues such as marriage equality and women's political roles is driven by higher education, demographics, and digital information access.
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