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How to not argue at the dinner table

17 July 2022

12:46 PM

17 July 2022

12:46 PM

Family dinners, like almost every area of American life, have become a subject of fierce politicization recently. In the years following Trump’s election in 2016, readers of elite progressive outlets were treated to a long parade of thinkpieces urging Americans, in the words of a 2019 Atlantic essay from Ibram X.

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