The Weaponization of Culture

Explore the complex relationship between cultural decline, ethnic supremacy, and political movements in this World Economic Forum panel discussion. Delve into the global phenomenon of culture wars and their connection to populism, nativism, and statism. Learn from experts in sociology, politics, and the arts as they analyze cultural dynamics in Sweden, America, and India. Examine the problems arising from weaponizing culture and discover strategies to address societal grievances. Investigate the role of social media in shaping cultural discourse and debate whether intolerance is innate or learned. Gain insights on building bridges, fostering tolerance, and promoting activism to counter the spread of cultural conflicts. Join international thought leaders as they discuss ways to work together and cultivate a more inclusive global society.

Introduction
Culture in Sweden
Culture in America
Culture and Politics
Venn Diagram
Problems with Weaponizing Culture
Addressing Peoples Grievances
Political Culture in India
The Weaponization of Culture
Start from the inside
Tolerance
Building bridges
Social media
Are we born intolerant
Cultural wars
How to work together
Two channels of activism
How to be born tolerant