The election is over and the results are in. How will we react and treat one another in victory and defeat? How will we handle different feelings and perspectives about the election without succumbing to stereotyping, dismissing, ridiculing and contempt towards millions of people of think and vote the other way, including some of our family and friends? If the election went your way, avoid superiority and gloating. If the election did not go your way, accept defeat. Avoid bitterness for those that voted the other way.
Join us on November 14 at 9:30am at the Nineteenth Century Charitable Association with Chuck Stone of Braver Angels, who will lead a discussion on how to lessen the effects of polarization when we encounter it in political discussions. This conversation will focus on how we regard and talk about large groups of ordinary people on the other side of the political aisle.
Bring a family member or friend with you.
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