a sociologist interested in moral conflict— clashes of right and wrong and how they are handled. Most of his work examines genocide, which normally arises from large-scale interethnic conflicts. Recently he has also begun to examine the much smaller-scale conflicts on modern college campuses. His latest book, co-authored with Jason Manning is called “The Rise of Victimhood Culture: Microaggressions, Safe Spaces, and the New Culture Wars.”

The clash between victimhood and dignity culture
The sociology of genocide and conflict
The difference between honor culture, dignity culture, and victimhood culture
Victimhood as a form of status
Microaggressions on campus
Anti-PC culture vs. victimhood culture
Distinguishing real victimhood from victimhood culture
Conservative victimhood vs. liberal victimhood
Those who embrace offensiveness
Healthy Activism: vs. Psychopathological activism
The main goals of the Heterodox Academy
The need for more generosity and forgiveness among differing viewpoints, cultures, and neurodiverse individuals

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Today we have Bradley Campbell on the podcast. Dr. Campbell is a sociologist interested in moral conflict— clashes of right and wrong and how they are handled. Most of his work examines genocide, which normally arises from large-scale interethnic conflicts. Recently he has also begun to examine the much smaller-scale conflicts on modern college campuses. His latest book, co-authored with Jason Manning is called “