Tag: Bridging Divides

This is a friendship all about appreciating differences — and helping other people to do the same through their leadership.

Both Democrats and Republicans have begun to fight for improved and expanded mental health resources.

Thanks to the Delta variant, it feels like we are on the precipice of a much larger and more dangerous divide in American society.

From the Center This view is from an author rated as Center. Joe Biden spent most of his presidential campaign preaching the virtues of bipartisanship. In the face of immense skepticism from most of the inner concentric circles of national politics, he has kept up that mantra through his...

From the Center This view is from an author rated as Center. President Joe Biden spoke at the National Constitution Center in Philadelphia this week, where he called the debate over voting rights “the most significant test of our democracy since the Civil war.” The next day he went to...

Note: This piece was originally created by The Village Square and published on respectandrebellion.com in late 2018. One of the unfortunate symptoms of growing political hostility in America is a tendency for larger groups of people gathering for one side or another to get belligerent...

Watch what happened when Trump voters and Clinton voters got together in the same room.

John R. Wood, Jr.’s biracial background and bipartisan parents laid the framework for his extensive career working across differences and divides.

The friendship between Supreme Court icons Ruth Bader Ginsburg and Antonin Scalia seemed quite impossible. Among other things, the two bonded over their love of opera — but theirs was a relationship built on so much more — they laughed together, traveled together, and shared real mutual respect.