Who Belongs: White Christian Nationalism and the Roberts Court
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Who Belongs: White Christian Nationalism and the Roberts Court

by Stephen M. Feldman

Politics Religion Law
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Who Belongs explores white Christian nationalism and its relationship to the Roberts Court. Stephen M. Feldman examines how religion, identity, belonging, and constitutional interpretation intersect in contemporary American politics and law, offering readers a focused perspective on debates over inclusion and the nation’s governing institutions.

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Who Belongs examines white Christian nationalism and its significance in American public life.

Stephen M. Feldman considers how ideas about religion, identity, and national belonging intersect with the Roberts Court.

The book offers a focused exploration of contemporary constitutional and political questions surrounding citizenship, inclusion, and the role of the judiciary.

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