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When did rage become all the rage?
Rage is all the rage. Weaponizing words and the weaknesses of others is where many politicians spend their days. Social media has created an America that is no longer a melting pot but is a place where you can deploy divisive rhetoric to melt down those who disagree with you.
Leaders aren't leading and are actually avoiding crucial conversations. Contempt towards others is a cancer in our communities. How do we cure the nation's contempt, unite around principles and values and, at minimum, put civil back in civil dialogue and debate. Utah Lieutenant Governor Spencer Cox weighs in on this week's edition of Therefore, What?
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Rage is all the rage. Weaponizing words and the weaknesses of others is where many politicians spend their days. Social media has created an America that is no longer a melting pot but is a place where you can deploy divisive rhetoric to melt down those who disagree with you.
Leaders aren't leading and are actually avoiding crucial conversations. Contempt towards others is a cancer in our communities. How do we cure the nation's contempt, unite around principles and values and, at minimum, put civil back in civil dialogue and debate. Utah Lieutenant Governor Spencer Cox weighs in on this week's edition of Therefore, What?
See our website for privacy information.
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