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Opinion | A Conservative Pushback on Socially Conscious Investing - Vimarsana News

Opinion | A Conservative Pushback on Socially Conscious Investing

Readers discuss environmental, social and governance investing by corporations. Also: Bank failures; personality tests; polarization and aggression.

Opinion | The Forces Tearing Us Apart Aren't Quite What They Seem - Vimarsana News

Opinion | The Forces Tearing Us Apart Aren't Quite What They Seem

Educational polarization matters, but racial resentment matters more.

Opinion | There Are People Working on Getting Us to Hate Each Other Less. Is Their Quest Futile? - Vimarsana News

Opinion | There Are People Working on Getting Us to Hate Each Other Less. Is Their Quest Futile?

As the threat to democratic norms and procedures mount, there has been an explosion of research aimed at lowering the political temperature.

Democracy that Unites Us - Vimarsana News

Democracy that Unites Us

Activating love is the heartbeat of Fetzer’s democracy work. We support efforts that focus on the cultural aspects of democracy—that expand the idea of “we” the people, build mutual respect and relationships across difference, and help people get skilled at power sharing—to strengthen our country’s social fabric. For some, “love can heal our divisions” may sound sentimental, but at Fetzer we believe it is the most strategic and radical solution to our country’s problems.  

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Moving 'Forward': Could This New Political Party Win the White House? - Vimarsana News

Moving 'Forward': Could This New Political Party Win the White House?

The new party will be co-chaired by Andrew Yang, a former presidential candidate, and Christine Todd Whitman, the former governor of New Jersey.