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Social capital is declining in American society from "summary" of Bowling Alone by Robert D. Putnam

In the past, Americans were deeply connected to one another through a vast network of social relationships that fostered trust, cooperation, and mutual support. This network of relationships, known as social capital, was the glue that held communities together and enabled individuals to work towards common goals. However, in recent decades, social capital in American society has been on the decline. One of the most visible signs of this decline is the decrease in civic and social participation. Americans are less likely to join community organizations, attend public meetings, or volunteer their time to help others. This withdrawal from public life is reflected in the dwindling membership of bowling leagues, parent-teacher associations, and other social groups that were once vibrant hubs of c...
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