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A look into how 2020 shaped America's political landscape

Supporters of President Donald Trump argue with backers of then-former Vice President Joe Biden across the street from the Capitol in Salt Lake City on Nov. 7, 2020.

Supporters of President Donald Trump argue with backers of then-former Vice President Joe Biden across the street from the Capitol in Salt Lake City on Nov. 7, 2020. (Spenser Heaps, Deseret News)


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Thomas Chatterton Williams, a staff writer at The Atlantic, has taken a deep dive into the era-defining year of 2020 and written a book that's "an argument for why we must resist the mutually assured destruction of identitarianism — and really believe in the process of liberalism again."

His book, "Summer of our Discontent‚" came out this month. The Deseret News chatted with Williams about holding a mirror up to liberals' anti-democratic ideology from the inside, the Obama to Trump transition, and what it will take for America to become a pluralistic, multi-ethnic nation. The conversation has been edited for length and clarity.

Read the rest of the story at Deseret.com.

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