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Should I Stop Speaking to My Trump-Supporting Friends?
I can’t help but have noticed that we’re afraid to speak about our beliefs in polite society. If you don’t know where people around you stand, today you are less likely to talk about who you’re voting for, or about your religious beliefs. Perhaps it’s because it’s no longer acceptable. If you’re with your church friends of course, you can talk
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For a culture struggling with extreme political polarization, moving toward a depressive position would mean fostering a collective capacity to see political opponents as complex, nuanced individuals rather than entirely negative or hostile figures.