Sheep

A flock united by faith, authority, and conformity.

The Moral Majority was a political organization of religiously conservative Americans who followed strong pastoral and political leadership, emphasizing group values over individual dissent. Like sheep, its members were bound by collective moral codes, easily mobilized by authoritative voices, and deeply committed to the safety of their social and spiritual herd. The organization thrived on loyalty, tradition, and a clear sense of 'us versus them' against perceived cultural threats.