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by Katie Songer

Posts on Politics

3 Reasons To Be Civil…To Someone Who’s Not Being Civil

July 3, 2020

It’s not about fairness. It’s about communication.

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What AIDS Education Taught Me About “Plandemic”

May 11, 2020

People everywhere believe conspiracy theories. The antidote is education—and compassion.

My Thoughts On The Shutdown Protests

April 20, 2020

I feel a mix of anger and sympathy.

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In This Fight, We Must Be Large

February 9, 2020

We have to be bigger than Trump. Choose love, not fear.

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There Is Often, Though Not Always, Virtue In Seeking Common Ground

January 6, 2020

A response to Tayari Jones.

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Compassion and Activism Go Hand in Hand

December 4, 2019

Want to be a better activist? Be more compassionate.

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Civility is a Tool to Use, Not a Team to Join

November 4, 2019

Why throw away a great tool?

At a protest, one prominent sign simply reads, "NO!"

The Benefits of Incivility

October 21, 2019

What if incivility has a role to play in struggles for justice?

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Is It Okay To Befriend An “Oppressor”?

October 9, 2019

Ellen’s friendship with George W. Bush isn’t just okay—it’s deeply moral.

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Compassionate Listening: A Wise and Tested Practice

September 20, 2019

This practice has helped transform many conflicts.

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