A Nation Divided? - James Coan

We’re living in tumultuous times. Politics and world affairs have Americans hurling insults at each other from behind phones and computer screens. But is that everyone, or just a vocal few? There’s evidence that proves most of us are actually more alike than "polarization" narratives suggest. James Coan, Executive Director of More Like US, makes the case that on issues like democracy, human rights, political threats, abortion, gun control and more, there’s plenty of overlap in public opinion to start the conversation from where we agree, instead of where we don’t. Hear James explain this perception gap and offer solutions to build on consensus that he argues already exists.

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