"A Nation of Victims: The Decay of the American Character" by Charles Sykes discusses the pervasive culture of victimhood in American society. Sykes argues that this tendency to view oneself as a victim undermines personal accountability and encourages a reliance on external sources for validation and support. By promoting the idea that individuals are primarily victims of larger societal forces, there is a risk of neglecting personal responsibility and resilience. The author delves into...