Don't be too quick to blame social media for America's polarization – cable news has a bigger effect, study finds https://t.co/JZT7K3tT7w via @ConversationUS
Let’s hold the dramatic image of the Tower of Babel in our minds: “people wandering amid the ruins, unable to communicate, condemned to mutual incomprehension.”
This essay persuasively argues that’s our social media.
https://t.co/hfb2VkWrls
“Prohibition and Dobbs were ... projects that seek to impose the values of a cohesive and well-organized cultural minority upon a diverse and less-organized cultural majority,” writes @davidfrum. “Those projects can work for a time, but only for a time”: https://t.co/9swg28kC14
Narratives of gun violence continue to harm people. The way to change the narrative is to listen. I wrote this piece describing the work we're doing to listen better. @peter_masiakos @EngageLab@ChanaSacks
https://t.co/emqgUN8mrM