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Americans’ anger over politics threatens democracy, WashU professor finds

Jan 5, 2022
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Introduction
00:00 • 4min
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How Anger Is Driving Us All the Time
03:49 • 2min
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Is This Anger a Recurring Current in American Political Behavior?
06:02 • 2min
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Engaging in a Conversation Is a Good Idea
07:59 • 2min
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Anger About Politics Affects Political Behavior
09:55 • 2min
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Are You Right to Be Anger at the Other Side?
11:27 • 2min
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The Antidote to Anger Is to Take Action
13:45 • 2min
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Let's Cut the Other Side Loose
15:26 • 2min
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Saint Louis on the Air
17:29 • 2min
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Political anger leads to polarization, and that has Washington University professor Betsy Sinclair worried. She explains what's driving the anger, and how it puts the nation's future at risk.
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