We Each Have a Role to Play to Reduce Polarization (And it's Possible!)
What Went Wrong
When people hear what I do for work, the most common reaction I get is…
19 July 2023
The culture wars have polarized Americans–but a growing civic repair movement believes it can reverse the damage
Fortune Magazine
But the division we all worry about is not as great as we think, according…
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29 June 2023
Will the Culture War Ever End
Guerilla Wisdom
More in Common US– a non-profit group of researchers who empirically study the political makeup…
29 June 2023
Democracy requires living with our differences
Vermont Community Newspaper
Americans are increasingly bedeviled by misperceptions of their political opponents. The perception gap quiz, created…
29 June 2023
Debunking the Myths: What Republicans vs. Democrats Truly Believe About Teaching American History
Red State
Last year, a group called More in Common conducted a survey analyzing attitudes toward the…
22 June 2023
Commentary| Our politics have become nastier
Dorchester Reporter
The Washington Post reports that a survey on political attitudes by the non-partisan research group…
22 June 2023
Overcoming Toxic Polarization in a Metaperception World
What Went Wrong
Beyond Conflict and More in Common, two leading social science research teams, have been studying…
17 June 2023
Why we should all celebrate Juneteenth
The Sampson Independent
Juneteenth is a day when generations of Black Americans have come together to celebrate freedom…
15 June 2023
What Is Juneteenth and How Did It Become a US Holiday?
The Washington Post
In a 2022 More In Common survey, Black Americans were more likely than other groups…