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How do we defeat authoritarianism? By building a sense of belonging | Julie Fernandes and Katrina Gamble

Eighty-five million Americans feel disillusioned with democracy, with a staggering 35% of voters disengaged from politics. The key to countering authoritarianism lies in fostering a sense of belonging, as many crave community to inspire cha...

The Guardian· Jul 26, 2026 · 11:46 AM · 20 views

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Eighty-five million Americans feel disillusioned with democracy, with a staggering 35% of voters disengaged from politics. The key to countering authoritarianism lies in fostering a sense of belonging, as many crave community to inspire change.

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