Tag: politics

After years of controversy, the “He Gets Us” campaign is shifting its Super Bowl messaging to focus less on culture wars and more on modern life’s pressures.

At St. James Episcopal Church in Pullman, a political Braver Angels workshop invited participants to confront their own role in political polarization.

A reflection on utopia, fear, human differences, belief, empathy, and why acceptance—not perfection—is the path toward harmony in a divided world.

A deep dive into the misuse of “human nature” as a moral escape hatch — and a call to reclaim our true traits: empathy, reason, and responsibility.

What is the federal government getting right? This is not a question I hear often in the liberal or moderate circles in which I move.

Election Day is a week away. As is typical, we are drowning in election information – and misinformation – as the we near the finish line of campaigns that began the day after the 2020 national election.

Like most of us watching the news recently, I was shocked and horrified by the shootings in the Uvalde school on May 24th. In a country numb from hundreds of shootings, I was surprised I could still feel anything about them at all.