Both sides of the US gun control debate come together in a protest in Cincinnati, Ohio
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Kurt Gray (Pantheon)
It’s hard to ignore how divided the world is right now. In the past year, elections in more than 100 countries have revealed a growing divide between opposing views. Online, arguments turn hostile in seconds. In person, controversial topics are often avoided altogether.
Like many, I have had a hard time understanding the “other side”, let alone imagining bridging the divide. But Anger: Why We Fight About Morality and Politics and How to Find Common…
