Speech mobs are pitting neighbor against neighbor

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We’re a nation divided that’s talking at each other and not with each other.

The pandemic, coupled with the violent riots, lit on fire what’s been simmering for years — the ideology that speech is dangerous. Instead of productive debate with complexity and nuance, speech mobs have the power to label it violent and shut it down.

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