Beyond Disagreement: A Call for Civility and a Rejection of Violence
In the grand, often tumultuous story of the United States, there has always been a tension between our right to speak freely and our responsibility to live together peacefully. Our nation was born from a protest, and our history is filled with moments where passionate citizens stood up, spoke out, and demanded change.
We have a constitutional right to assemble. We have a constitutional right to disagree. But in recent years, something has shifted. The debates we have with our neighbors and fellow citizens—the disagreements that once felt like a healthy, if heated, part of our democracy—have…
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