Wonder how we got to such a dysfunctional political climate? Arthur’s Brooks lays it out insightfully in this timely book, Love Your Enemies: 
How Decent People Can Save America 
From the Culture of Contempt. 
Though his book was published in 2019, his concerns are accelerating and at a tipping point! Find answers to how we got here and how we can heal the political divide. Join us for an overview and discussion of Arthur Brook’s this informative and important book!
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The Gateway Arch

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