LOCATION
Sixth & I, Washington, DC, United States
600 I St NW
DESCRIPTION
Sen. Murphy views the Trump administration’s assaults on democracy as a symptom of a deeper crisis: the abandonment of the common good as our country’s organizing principle. In Crisis of the Common Good: The Fight for Meaning and Connection in a Broken America, he draws on history and political philosophy to expose how six different cults have paved the way to our current troubles: a cult of profit that punishes workers, a cult of globalism that weakens communities, a cult of technology that turns us against one another, a cult of consumption that undermines citizenship, a cult of credentialism that devalues those without degrees, and a cult of corruption that threatens democracy.
with Politics and Prose Bookstore
Events at Sixth & I
Seating is primarily general admission; first-come, first-served. There are some partial view seats on the balcony level. Display screens supplement sightlines.
There are a limited number of premium reserved seats on the main level and balcony. Reserved seating is also available to Sixth & I donors at select giving levels.
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