We're not trying to
change people's minds.
We’re just trying to lower the temperature.
Peace is a product of understanding ourselves and those who disagree with us. We don’t have to come to a consensus, but we can begin to mitigate our current social animosity by recognizing the dynamics that contribute to the way we perceive reality and our opposition. We call this practice Political Mindfulness.
Featured Analyses
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Does Border Patrol need to rein it in?
On Sunday, photos of Border Patrol agents on horseback interacting with Haitians at the border surfaced and were widely shared…
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Vaccine Mandates & What It Means to be (un)American
Are vaccine mandates a massive rejection of American values, or are they deeply American themselves? After Rep. Jim Jordan tweeted…
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Discourse Report: The Fall of Kabul
The world has watched the conflict in Afghanistan escalate over the past weeks. Now, the Taliban control a majority of…
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A dinger heard around the world: Racial slur or rocky evidence?
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