Capitalism and Prejudice
Benjamin argues that there is no direct connection between capitalism and religious prejudice, such as antisemitism or racism. He believes that economic growth, which is largely seen in market-oriented economies, actually creates opportunities for marginalized groups to integrate into society.In this clip
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