Is Neighborhood Fragmentation Polarizing America? An Interview with Johns Hopkins' Seth D. Kaplan
Zooming In at The UnPopulist
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Are We Angering at Each Other?
"I don't think you're going to Colorado to be a hermit on the top of the mountain," says Peter Bergen. "We can be angry at each other, but most of us, if you get us in the room with each other, and especially if there's food." He adds that we need to spend more time getting to know our neighbors as human beings. 'If our society offered these opportunities, if it was designed to encourage these opportunities, the politics would become less important'
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