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The holiday season reminds us we’re still one nation
Despite disagreements, families and neighbors reconnect and share meals during the holiday season, highlighting unity and tradition, according to author Palaggi.
- This holiday season, Palaggi's column for The Fulcrum and Tribune Content Agency suggests shared traditions remind Americans they remain one nation, encouraging reflection and unity.
- Every year around this time the noise drops and quieter moments prompt reflection that reinforce shared rituals as families and neighbors reconnect at holiday tables.
- The piece notes a paradox: social and political divisions coexist with unifying seasonal moments, highlighting that disagreement does not always prevent shared gatherings during the holidays.
- The column urges readers toward reflection and greater civic solidarity during the holidays, highlighting everyday rituals as catalysts for community bonds and conversation.
- Seen in context of the season, holiday rituals can strengthen community ties and public discourse beyond single gatherings, reaching a national audience of Americans.
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The holiday season reminds us we’re still one nation
Every year around this time, the noise drops. The pace eases a bit. Families gather, neighbors reconnect, and people who disagree on just about everything still manage to pass plates across the same table.
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