Real American Ethics

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Exploring the complexities of American society, Albert Borgmann urges citizens to take responsibility for shaping national values amidst ongoing challenges like war, environmental degradation, and rampant consumerism. Drawing inspiration from Winston Churchill, he emphasizes the influence of institutions on moral character and advocates for individual actions—ranging from personal choices to urban development—as means to foster a more virtuous society. With a nonpartisan approach, Borgmann highlights the collective power of citizens to enact meaningful change and improve the nation.