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EPISODE · Dec 7, 2022 · 29 MIN

Justice Isn't a Transaction

from How to (Not) Kill Your Community · host Delaware Community Foundation

Can we take the polarization out of … politics? Delaware State Senator Sarah McBride (a Democrat) and Representative Bryan Shupe (a Republican) say their philosophical differences don't stop them from working together on effective public policies that strengthen our communities. We'll talk about the role of both social media and legacy media in encouraging partisan divides, and the dangers of thinking too selectively when it comes to justice and social change.

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