The McAlpine brothers have spent their lives navigating their similarities - and differences - and those of their various “tribes".
The McAlpine brothers have spent their lives navigating their similarities - and differences - and those of their various “tribes".
New York Rabbi Bob Kaplan on how to share a society with people you radically disagree with.
As the bill to decriminalise abortion is debated in NSW Parliament, Laurel Moffatt asks how we might together pursue the “uncommon good”.
Tim Costello on free speech, the exhausted middle, and the dignity of difference.
Simon Smart reflects on the Israel Folau controversy and the complex questions it raises about what true tolerance looks like in a liberal democracy.
Simon Smart on how the Easter story speaks into our increasingly polarised public discourse.
Tim Dixon on polarisation, populism, and what we can expect heading into the 2020s.
Sociologist Tom Aechtner on why complexity is better than conflict, and how we change our minds.
Christmas lunch can be an oddly radical site for encounters with those we disagree with.
An exploration of the discomfort, disagreements, and disasters of Christmases past and present.
Barney Zwartz thinks it’s not the fact of disagreement that matters, but how we deal with it.
Natasha Moore reflects on racism, bigotry, and how real change comes about.
