Calhoun regards one's identification with particular social groups as a potential barrier to taking others' rights and interests seriously.

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Calhoun argues that identification with specific social groups can lead to a focus on the interests and rights of those groups at the expense of recognizing and respecting the rights and interests of individuals outside those groups. This can create barriers to empathy and moral consideration towards others.

Calhoun Regards One's Identification with Particular Social Groups as a Potential