Ron Barnett, Greenville News
During the exact moment when worshipers at a synagogue in Pittsburgh were being gunned down, an evenly split group of ideologically polar opposites was sitting down in Clemson to begin trying to defuse the rancor that has come to define political discourse in 21st century America.
It was part of a national movement called Better Angels, and the first such meeting in South Carolina, according to organizers.
What can we do to reduce our terror of the other side possibly winning in November? Two things.
Where can working in the “Braver Angels Way” do the most good for our nation in this challenging moment? You decide.
As slogans collide in a polarized era, the mass of our distrust grows larger and larger. Our ability to communicate craters beneath the weight of it.
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