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Civility has never meant avoiding conflict

It feels as though we have forgotten something important. Not our convictions. Those seem as strong as ever. If anything, we hold them more tightly than we once did. What seems to have slipped away is our ability to disagree without assuming the worst about one another. It wasn’t always this way. Neighbors could debate politics over a backyard fence and still borrow a ladder the next day. Families could argue around the dinner table, laugh over …
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The New Bedford Light broke the news on Thursday, August 6, 2026.
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