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Maine Voices: What if we were to teach dialogue in our schools?

Por: Portland Press Herald Opinion October 30, 2022

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In his Oct. 25 Maine Voices column (“”), Norman Abelson drew from decades of observing America’s political system to describe a core problem we face today. He concluded by saying: “The current zero-sum, destructive thought process has helped to bring us to the paralytic state of both the nation’s body politic and, increasingly, its people. Continuing on this self-destructive course imperils this democracy.” So true. As a recently... + full article



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