The American Culture War Myth
America is not polarized. Most Americans are not interested in politics. Bold policy initiatives increase the risk electoral defeat. These ...
Tag: Discourse
What Flat Earth Can Teach Us About Civil Discourse
This week, Mark Sargent, an originator of the Flat Earth movement, joined Divided We Fall for a discussion on civil ...
What We Might Have Wrong About the Religious Right
The Spirited Discussions series is intended to be an uninhibited exploration of a topic related to politics, policy, and discourse. ...
Border Wall and Shutdown Brawl
As the longest government shutdown in U.S. history continues with no end in sight, Robert Wilkes and Taylor Rose are back ...
Climate Change: Views from an Environmentalist and a Skeptic (Part II)
We’re BACK people! Meryl Gibbs and Robert Wilkes continue their debate on the impacts and responses to Climate Change as ...
Double Take: A Tale of Two Trumps
This post is a part of our Political Pen Pals series. If you like it, check out more Political Pen Pals ...
Fight for $15: Inalienable Right or Economic Blight?
This week, Irene Koo and Joe Schuman go head to head on the "Fight for $15" as part of our ...
Incentivizing Civil Discourse
The Spirited Discussions series is intended to be an uninhibited exploration of a topic related to civil discourse. Exploration because ...