culture war

I mean, there's only so much of this culture war a person can take.

In homes across the country, this has become the private front of the culture war.

If you thought the culture wars were over, you're not alone.

This longer culture war is not within the educated class.

For decades, the family has been at the center of America's culture wars.

The national debate is seen as part of a wider culture war.

It's a culture war, and I am their greatest threat.

But then, the culture wars bring out the worst in everybody.

They had also become a focal point in football's culture war.

It has become completely partisan, part of the culture war.

If we're going to have a culture war, let's go for broke.

The immigration debate is part of a larger culture war on what makes us American.

Such a situation, however, could hardly be called a "culture war."

And it's this culture war that remains the main event.

But maybe there is more at work in these elections than the culture wars.

People who have enough kids for a basketball team are too busy to fight a culture war.

In the South, the fight against obesity is essentially a culture war.

Welcome to the culture wars, now playing at a village near you.

Another question, he added, is whether talking about this in public will fan the culture wars.

But it must be asked whether the notion of a culture war does not itself contribute to this result.

But he was far too complex a figure to be claimed by either side in the culture wars.

Our domestic culture war over religion is not so easily explained.

The popular issues in education these days tend to focus on what have been called the "culture wars."

Nearly every week, minor culture wars break out on campus.