Why The US Is Obsessed With Race
January 12, 2026
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In this video, Zuby sits with Scott Adams to discuss the key cultural differences between the UK and the US in how race and identity are viewed and discussed. Zuby explains how American society tends to frame everyday language and social issues through a more racialized lens, unlike the UK, where national identity is more strongly emphasized. The conversation explores DEI, woke culture, and the shift away from colorblindness toward identity-based narratives. Scott Adams shares his perspective on incentives, victimhood, and why emphasizing shared identity can be more constructive. It’s a candid discussion on culture, politics, and how modern narratives shape society.
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