Reimagining Democracy
Lyndsey reflects on Hannah Arendt's views on violence and democracy, emphasizing the need for participation and the dangers of exclusion. Lucas highlights the impact of social media on activism and the rise of organized hate in the absence of community engagement.In this clip
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Lyndsey Stonebridge and Lucas Johnson — On Love, Politics, and Violence (Channeling Hannah Arendt)
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