Collaboration Beyond Preference

Effective socialization requires the ability to collaborate and support individuals we may not personally like or agree with. This collaboration is essential in society and politics, where personal preferences and cultural affinities can become toxic. The current political landscape often lacks structures for genuine cooperation, as individuals engage in politics either instrumentally or as isolated entities, failing to recognize broader perspectives. Experiences from events like the RNC highlight the necessity for inclusivity in political discussions, especially in environments where differing opinions must coexist.