In Democracy in America, Alexis de Tocqueville provides a profound examination of American society and its democratic institutions, capturing the strengths and potential pitfalls of democracy. Written in the early 19th century, Tocqueville’s work explores themes such as the importance of civil society, the role of religion, and the risks of majority tyranny and individualism. This episode delves into Tocqueville’s observations on American culture, politics, and the factors he believed were critical to sustaining a democratic society. Join us as we unpack Tocqueville’s insights and their enduring relevance today.