Is civility a moral obligation in a democracy?

Civility is often misunderstood as mere politeness, but the discussion dives deeper into its role in democracy. Engaging with justice and equity for marginalized voices is crucial. The challenges of fostering inclusive discourse in diverse societies are explored, alongside the limits of civil conversation on existential issues. The speakers also examine how civility intersects with identity, particularly for those on the autism spectrum. Ultimately, the moral obligation of civility in political discourse raises questions about empathy and the balance between dissent and respectful dialogue.