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Big political identity claims are elite bids for power.
They're not answers to social or economic or political injustices.
There are two distinct worlds of truth, one based on our reason and evidence, and one that is divine, and the state, political power, social law are in the realm of reason.
Social and political life should be governed by our reason, not by religion.
Answering these questions isn't just a technological challenge; it's a way to reexamine the freedom of movement between countries, and of overcoming the political, social, cultural and military restrictions of contemporary societies.
But the history of surveillance is one that includes surveillance abuses where this sensitive information has been used against people because of their race, their national origin, their sexual orientation, and in particular, because of their activism, their political beliefs.
Surveillance was out of control and it was being used to squelch political challengers.
Your phone call records can reveal whether you have an addiction, what your religion is, what charities you donate to, what political candidate you support.
But when a president repurposes the power of federal surveillance and the federal government to retaliate against political opposition, that is a tyranny.
In fact, it's been a really important topic being talked about around the world, and many aspiring political leaders are running on platforms positioning protectionism as a good thing.
Gay citizens are scapegoated to distract from real political problems.
Political conversations with our family and friends uncovered a level of polarization that many of us had not previously experienced.
I listen to conservative talk radio just about every day, and I've volunteered for a few different conservative political campaigns.
I was a political science major, and I worked as a community organizer and on a congressional campaign.
CQ: So as Lauran and I were getting to know each other, it was right in the middle of that 2012 presidential campaign, and most of our early political conversations were really just based in jokes and pranks.
LA: And so to most of us, political conversations are a zero-sum game.
And in this crazy political climate we're in right now, unfortunately, we're seeing an extreme result of those heated political conversations, to the point where people are willing to walk away from their relationships.
CQ: We have chosen to avoid political debate and instead engage in dialogue in order to maintain what we fondly call our bipartisan friendship.
I also learned that we shared a deep disappointment in this election, and that we have growing concerns about our two-party political system.
Our ability to move past political debate into true dialogue is a critical skill we should all be focused on right now, especially with the people that we care about the most.
Talk to someone outside of your political party who might challenge your thinking.
Make an effort to engage with someone with whom you might typically avoid a political conversation.
These are not to be confused with Granfalloons, groups of people who appoint significance to actually meaningless associations, like where you grew up, political parties, and even entire nations.
So they're not hearing certain anti-racist and political voices, voices like Tim Wise and Michelle Alexander, Dr. Joy DeGruy, Boyce Watkins, Tariq Nasheed.
And not everybody on death row was a political prisoner.
So he was not going to, just for political expediency, embrace the, kind of, lowest common denominator that had been embraced in other political elections.
One of the more touchy political subjects in Bhutan is the use of Indian cheap labor that they import from India to build the roads, and then they send these people home once the roads are built.
There's a long personal and political tale to that bifurcation.
Whether we're at home or in school or at work or in a political arena, anger confirms masculinity, and it confounds femininity.
People who are able to process their anger and make meaning from it are more creative, more optimistic, they have more intimacy, they're better problem solvers, they have greater political efficacy.
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