Human Rights

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The book explores the intricate dynamics between human rights and liberalism, highlighting how American liberalism can hinder the acknowledgment of essential human rights. It argues that for societies to thrive democratically, equitably, and sustainably, individuals must not only receive fundamental rights but also extend these rights to others. Through this analysis, the author emphasizes the necessity of reconciling these two worldviews to foster a more inclusive understanding of human rights.