The rubber band of our American common life is stretched to breaking.[1] Our connections are tenuous, our politics polarizing, and our sense of civic housekeeping — where we provide for others for the common good — seems like a foreign language we studied in high school, but now retain a vocabulary of just a few words. When we find ourselves unable to speak across our divides, what can help us travel across?
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