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Root of Polarization
- Polarization stems from groups feeling left behind and marginalized, leading to divisive us-versus-them rhetoric.
- Human nature inclines people to band together with those similar to them, making polarization partly innate but controllable.
Indigenous View of Albertan
- Cheryl imagined an Indigenous person and a bison when picturing an Albertan.
- This contrasts with common stereotypes, highlighting the diversity in Alberta's identity narratives.
Newcomer Challenges and Polarization
- Many newcomers feel they are not receiving what was promised and feel discouraged.
- This shared frustration with established residents fuels polarization exploited by populist politicians with simplistic solutions.