America is not only facing a political crisis. It is facing a relational one.
Families avoid difficult conversations. Friendships fracture over political beliefs. Neighbors judge one another by campaign signs. Social media platforms reward outrage, institutions lose credibility, and disagreement increasingly turns into contempt.
In Common Ground: The Fight to Rebuild Trust in a Divided America, veteran, civic leader, and writer Jacob A. Plummer examines how identity-driven politics, digital outrage, loneliness, declining community spaces, and institutional distrust have pushed Americans further apart.
Drawing from fifteen years of leadership experience in the United States Army and years of civic service, Plummer explores the human cost of polarization and asks an urgent question: Can Americans learn to coexist without abandoning their convictions?
This book does not call for political conformity, superficial unity, or silence in the face of meaningful disagreement. Instead, it presents a deeply human case for listening, restraint, respect without agreement, stronger local communities, and the everyday relationships that make democratic life possible.
For readers exhausted by hostility but unwilling to surrender hope, Common Ground offers a timely path toward rebuilding trust, preserving human dignity, and learning to disagree without dehumanizing one another.
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Paperback. Zustand: new. Paperback. America is not only facing a political crisis. It is facing a relational one.Families avoid difficult conversations. Friendships fracture over political beliefs. Neighbors judge one another by campaign signs. Social media platforms reward outrage, institutions lose credibility, and disagreement increasingly turns into contempt.In Common Ground: The Fight to Rebuild Trust in a Divided America, veteran, civic leader, and writer Jacob A. Plummer examines how identity-driven politics, digital outrage, loneliness, declining community spaces, and institutional distrust have pushed Americans further apart.Drawing from fifteen years of leadership experience in the United States Army and years of civic service, Plummer explores the human cost of polarization and asks an urgent question: Can Americans learn to coexist without abandoning their convictions?This book does not call for political conformity, superficial unity, or silence in the face of meaningful disagreement. Instead, it presents a deeply human case for listening, restraint, respect without agreement, stronger local communities, and the everyday relationships that make democratic life possible.For readers exhausted by hostility but unwilling to surrender hope, Common Ground offers a timely path toward rebuilding trust, preserving human dignity, and learning to disagree without dehumanizing one another. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability. Bestandsnummer des Verkäufers 9798256196257
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Paperback. Zustand: new. Paperback. America is not only facing a political crisis. It is facing a relational one.Families avoid difficult conversations. Friendships fracture over political beliefs. Neighbors judge one another by campaign signs. Social media platforms reward outrage, institutions lose credibility, and disagreement increasingly turns into contempt.In Common Ground: The Fight to Rebuild Trust in a Divided America, veteran, civic leader, and writer Jacob A. Plummer examines how identity-driven politics, digital outrage, loneliness, declining community spaces, and institutional distrust have pushed Americans further apart.Drawing from fifteen years of leadership experience in the United States Army and years of civic service, Plummer explores the human cost of polarization and asks an urgent question: Can Americans learn to coexist without abandoning their convictions?This book does not call for political conformity, superficial unity, or silence in the face of meaningful disagreement. Instead, it presents a deeply human case for listening, restraint, respect without agreement, stronger local communities, and the everyday relationships that make democratic life possible.For readers exhausted by hostility but unwilling to surrender hope, Common Ground offers a timely path toward rebuilding trust, preserving human dignity, and learning to disagree without dehumanizing one another. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability. Bestandsnummer des Verkäufers 9798256196257
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