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To: Sam who wrote (117)11/7/2020 2:19:28 PM
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This On the Media broadcast goes with the previous one I posted and that I am replying to.

Anger and Identity in an Age of Polarization

Anger and tribalism appear to be at an all time high, creating political and societal rifts that can seem unbridgeable. Indeed, it’s hard to believe that only 70 years ago, the country was deemed by political scientists not to be polarized enough, leading to confusion and disengagement on the part of the electorate. Since then, party lines have been crystallized, and the parties, polarized. Most people know exactly which party they belong to — leaving us with two camps that seek to destroy one another. Lilliana Mason is professor of government and politics at the University of Maryland and author of Uncivil Agreement: How Politics Became Our Identity. She and Bob discuss how anger and tribal identity have gotten us to the current political moment, and how we might move past it.

This is a segment from our October 30, 2020 program, Chaos Reigns.

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