Nathan Kalmoe (he/him)
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No matter where we look: Religious identity, racial and cultural resentment, attitudes towards the religious/racial/cultural pluralization of American society are dividing the country - and shaping the political conflict - much more strongly than education polarization.
November 27, 2025 at 2:35 PM
No matter where we look: Religious identity, racial and cultural resentment, attitudes towards the religious/racial/cultural pluralization of American society are dividing the country - and shaping the political conflict - much more strongly than education polarization.
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Put differently: If you look at a group of voters with the same education, their level of racial resentment strongly predicts their vote choice. But in a group of people with the same level of racial resentment, educational attainment does not allow for a strong prediction of their politics.
November 27, 2025 at 2:25 PM
Put differently: If you look at a group of voters with the same education, their level of racial resentment strongly predicts their vote choice. But in a group of people with the same level of racial resentment, educational attainment does not allow for a strong prediction of their politics.
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Oh interesting! So they only pay if the coach doesn’t take another job?
November 27, 2025 at 2:20 PM
Oh interesting! So they only pay if the coach doesn’t take another job?
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It’s likely these coaches get another job so the payout rarely materializes (see the James Franklin Penn State situation for an example), but these are like a MLB contracts in that they’re guaranteed. You could think of alternatives, but (perceived as) good coaches are in the drivers seat these days
November 27, 2025 at 2:06 PM
It’s likely these coaches get another job so the payout rarely materializes (see the James Franklin Penn State situation for an example), but these are like a MLB contracts in that they’re guaranteed. You could think of alternatives, but (perceived as) good coaches are in the drivers seat these days
Thanks for clarifying!
November 27, 2025 at 2:29 PM
Thanks for clarifying!
Oh interesting! So they only pay if the coach doesn’t take another job?
November 27, 2025 at 2:20 PM
Oh interesting! So they only pay if the coach doesn’t take another job?