Rich Lowry

The cultural phenomenon surrounding Spanish-language pop star Bad Bunny—and the celebration of his refusal to crossover into English—highlights a broader, concerning shift away from American civic assimilation. Rich breaks down why a shared primary language remains one of the most vital national assets for maintaining social cohesion, mutual understanding, and unified civic life in a diverse republic. Unpacking how cultural elites increasingly validate linguistic self-segregation and reject traditional norms of integration, Rich demonstrates why defending English as America's common language is essential for national unity and long-term political stability. Watch Rich’s full breakdown, leave your reaction below, and subscribe to National Review!