Political Nonfiction
Date Published: January 21, 2026
Publisher : Seacoast Press
In recent decades, most of us have witnessed increasing social and
political strife, tearing apart the very fabric of American society. This
polarization stems from decades of shifting ideologies, moving from a
foundational center-right perspective toward the left. Acknowledging the root
causes of this cultural shift and recognizing the depth of the problem is the
first step toward addressing it.
The divide we see today is largely driven by ideas that contradict the founding principles of the United States. Deconstructing America explores these forces through a series of interconnected, fact-based narratives, revealing the key moments and influences that have contributed to America's decline.
Review
Spears has delivered a bold and analytic take. He looks into how modern ideologies and institutions are influence the direction the country is heading in.
The writing is pretty easy to understand, it has some harder to understand and wrap your head around ideas, but it's a good balance.
This is a read that will just give you something to think about. I prefer a little bit more of a bipartisan look, but this was a good read.
About the Author
After a long career as an entrepreneur working in the cycling and
fitness industry managing, owning, and consulting for numerous retail
establishments, it became natural to study the people, cultures, and social
environments in and around my working life. Once retirement became imminent it
afforded me the time and vigor to completely immerse myself in the social
sciences, including anthropology, sociology, social psychology, and history in
furtherance of understanding and writing about the complex world issues that
humanity faces.
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