Psychologist Dr. Katherine Kinzler: the Role of Speech in Polarized Times

“In polarized times, think of the other person as an individual and not member of the other group.”

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Lacy Johnson, Rep. Ilhan Omar’s Challenger: Her Record Speaks for Itself

“I was in poverty once, and then I became an entrepreneur. And now I am running for office…This is the greatest country in the world.”

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Rep. Eric Swalwell: Reflecting on the Impeachment of President Trump

“Maybe there are some lessons learned, so this never happens again.”

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James Lindsay: How Critical Studies Led to Today’s Turmoil

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“This is an attempt at a social, cultural, and political revolution.”

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Interview: How David Horowitz Sees 2020

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“Our system in United States is set up in a way that forces us to compromise. The Founders thought the great threat to a democracy is factionalism.”

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Bo Winegard on Events Taking Place Across Academia: “I Am Terrified”

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“I have never been more depressed about the state of truth in the world.”

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Interview: Elika Ashoori on Her Father’s Ten Year Prison Sentence in Iran

“His interrogators were telling him that we have gangs who could ‘stab your daughter or wife in London.'”

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Interview: Adrianna San Marco, Student Journalist Fired for Conservative View

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“On her ouster from The Daily Orange, the student journalist says: ‘It also affects me as student because all my peers have banded together and tried to cancel me.'”

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Interview: Curt Jaimungal, Director of “Better Left Unsaid”

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They reject ideas of the extreme, so that’s why there needs to be a delineation between what’s extreme and what’s not extreme.”

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Interview: Spike Cohen, Libertarian Nominee for Vice President

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Listen to our conversation with the candidate to hear how his platform can tackle the greatest problems facing the United States today.

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Interview: Johann Hari on Mental Health During the Pandemic

There has been a huge transfer of wealth to the rich and gradual collapse of the middle class. That’s made a lot of people anxious.

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Libertarian Presidential Nominee Jo Jorgensen on the Issues

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“The police issue here now is a local issue, and we will let them work it out. If I was a president now, I would say no, we not not need to do something.”

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Leaving Washington D.C. Behind—and a More Wholesome Life

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“I think people want to know the story behind things. And I think part of what they’re buying into is the story of our family on our ranch. And so it’s beautiful to be able to share that in some small way.”

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Speaking with Bo Winegard: from the State of the Academy to the State of Twitter

My sense is that most people—even people who truly abhor a lot of the stuff that I write—were supportive and were sort of horrified by the decision and by what happened.”

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Interview: Georgia State Rep. Vernon Jones on Endorsing President Trump

And I have a choice right now: Do I vote for Joe Biden, a white guy who locked black people up? Or do I vote for President Donald Trump, a white guy who happens to be a Republican, who let black people out of jail and gave them a second chance?”

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