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Are people on the "other side" as bad as we think they are? A talk with daniel f stone 🍻, author of the book Undue Hate, on the 𝑫𝒆𝒓𝒂𝒕𝒆 𝑻𝒉𝒆 𝑯𝒂𝒕𝒆 𝒑𝒐𝒅𝒄𝒂𝒔𝒕 podcast. deratethehate.com/episodes/are-o…

Thoughts from Nicholas Kristof: "...the liberal impulse has been to demonize anyone at all sympathetic to Donald Trump as a racist and bigot. This has been politically foolish, for it’s difficult to win votes from people you’re disparaging. "It has also seemed to me morally

Working to depolarize our culture and learn how to bridge divides is always a key ingredient in leadership. Today more so than ever. If you know college students please inspire them to become bridge builders! ⁦Starts With Us⁩ buildersmovement.org/mindset/

Should we agree to disagree? 🤔 Everyday Americans explore what divides us and understand what unites us.

An independent leans differently depending on the issue… Everyday Americans explore what divides us and understand what unites us.

Talking to the “other side” is hard for many reasons. Conflict can make us want to avoid interacting with the “other side” — for all sorts of reasons. It’s uncomfortable; we’re angered by their criticisms and animosity; we’re afraid we may be seen as traitors by our political

The Tennessee 11 documentary follows a group of ideologically diverse citizens in the wake of the Covenant School shooting in Nashville as they try to find common ground on one of the country’s most divisive issues: gun rights and safety. Read the article:

I'm also proud to support initiatives like #DisagreeBetter and Starts With Us that promote respectful dialogue and engagement.

A Republican admires the progressiveness of the Democratic Party… Everyday Americans explore what divides us and understand what unites us.

"A host of bipartisan and nonpartisan organizations have emerged in recent years... Initiatives like Disagree Better, Listen First Project, and Starts With Us promote civil engagement and respectful dialogue—left, right, and center." - from Time piece by @iamWesMoore

Can we restore respectful dialogue in divided college campuses? Subscribe and listen to the full podcast: 12geniuses.com/e151 University of Austin

We looked back at the Romney vs. Obama and Bush vs. Gore presidential debates... Sometimes, when we share content reflecting on more respectful political moments, we're seen as naive, or engaging in trivial "kumbaya" messaging or tone policing. But insults and dehumanizing