Quote by The Economist

“Tribal people get more out of life.”

— Daniel Quinn

“a tribe is nothing more than a coalition of people working together as equals to make a living.”

— Daniel Quinn

“It seemed a great shame that such a radical split should have taken place in a society that heretofore had always moved in perfect…

— Adah Louise Sutton

“The century's getting old and stale; it needs new tribes.”

— Clive Barker

“I think we are, by our own closed-door admissions, a fractious untrusting tribe unified only because we are besieged by larger forces.”

— Andrew X. Pham

“I think, tribalism is a mental prison…and pride of identity coupled with arrogance is one of the leading factors that limit one’s ability to…

— Duop Chak Wuol

“It is compromise that prevents each set of reformers from crushing the group at the other end of the political spectrum.”

— John Fitzgerald Kennedy

“the cure of tribalism is tribalism itself”

— Gregory Anditi Otieno

“sovereign moshpit of corrupt bureaucrats and tribal strongmen and baseline incompetence. When”

— Ward Larsen

“But instead of losing quietly, one by one, they have banded together with a mindless kind of loyalty and moved outside the framework, for…

— Hunter S. Thompson

“You can no longer see or identify yourself solely as a member of a tribe, but as a citizen of a nation of one…

— idowu koyenikan

“despite all the machinery of civilization devoted to splitting up and moving on, Mark couldn't imagine the strength needed to actually do such a…

— Matthew Weiner