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In today's United States, there is more concern than ever about who is speaking, rather than what they are saying. But the viability of any democracy depends on the ability to engage people on their values and ideas on their merits. In this LOWKeynote, Noah Sheinbaum, a student at the Graduate School of Business, shares some strategies for rethinking how we engage with one another.
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