We long for a sense of belonging that village life offers – The Guardian

We long for a sense of belonging that village life offers
The Guardian
Its characters – we're in 1914 as it begins – talk of women's suffrage and the coming war in a way that you feel real people probably never did (a kind of polarised ping pong over the dinner table), and it seems unlikely that an upper-class young woman

We’re not uncivil, we just don’t agree any more – The News Journal

We're not uncivil, we just don't agree any more
The News Journal
Of course we don't just live in neighborhoods that reinforce our own beliefs. We also get The country faces no bigger problems than the segmentation of the country into homogeneous Republican and Democratic areas and the development of media mixes