Defusing American Anger: A depolarization endeavor
Zachary ElwoodResources and ideas for people interested in reducing the toxicity of political divides in America. From Zachary Elwood, author of "Defusing American Anger" and "How Contempt Destroys Democracy."
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I'm the author of Defusing American Anger. I've been thinking about and talking about political polarization for the last few years, often on my psychology-focused podcast People Who Read People.
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