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Young Americans Are Turning to Socialism—They Deserve Better, by Jack Rigert – Brown Pelican Society of Lousiana

Young Americans Are Turning to Socialism—They Deserve Better, by Jack Rigert

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By Jack Rigert, Crisis Magazine, Dec. 9, 2025

Jack Rigert is a co-founder of the John Paul II Renewal Center, the host of the “Become Who You Are” podcast, a writer and speaker. Jack was a professional chef and entrepreneur who owned restaurants, real estate, and a financial service company. …

 

Today’s youth stand before two apparent doors: Door One, where the State owns them; and Door Two, where the Market uses them. Is there another option?

Something remarkable is happening across America’s cities. Young adults—often bright, compassionate, and idealistic—are voting for leaders who openly identify as socialists or even Marxists. Places like New York, Chicago, Minneapolis, and Seattle, once known for their entrepreneurial energy, have embraced movements that have failed everywhere they have been tried.

It is easy, from a distance, to dismiss these young people as misguided or naïve. But that would be a profound mistake. They are responding to something real—something older generations do not always see. ….

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