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Conflict is healthy. Discuss, debate, disagree — BETTER. Be curious, listen to understand, respect opinions. Together, we can change culture.
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Disagreeing better starts with small actions that create lasting change. It means celebrating healthy dialogue, practicing respect, and seeking common ground even when we disagree. When we model these values, we help build a culture of understanding and trust. #DisagreeBetter
05 Dec 2025
1 in 7 Americans has stopped speaking to a family member over politics.
That gap won’t close on its own. When we back the leaders who do that, we make it a little more normal for the rest of us to do the same at our own tables.
Support the ones who disagree better. #DisagreeBetter
10 Nov 2026
Martin Luther King Jr. preached a simple but profound idea in his last Sunday sermon: a people learns to live together, or it falls apart.
He said it from the pulpit of Washington National Cathedral in 1968, days before his death, to a country that argued as fiercely as ours does now.
The people you disagree with live in your town and raise their kids down the street. King asked us to treat them as the neighbors they are, and that choice is still ours. #disagreebetter
06 Nov 2026
“Regardless of what political beliefs someone holds, they’re still your colleague, family member, friend, or neighbor. And still a fellow American.”
The twelve state legislators in this video, Republicans and Democrats, disagree with each other inside their own parties and across them, and they keep showing up to work together because staying at the table is how anything in government gets done. Their invitation to the rest of us is simple: respect the other person, listen to their experience, and see where the conversation goes.
Thank these leaders for showing how it looks:
Rep. Lauren Matsumoto (HI), Rep. Sahara Hayes (UT), Rep. Justin Wilmeth (AZ), Sen. Troy Hashimoto (HI), Rep. Junelle Cavero (AZ), Rep. Emerson Levy (OR), Rep. Steve Eliason (UT), Rep. Bobby Levy (OR), Rep. Alanah Griffith (MT), Assemblymember Tracy Brown-May (NV), Rep. Marco Erickson (ID), Sen. Forrest Mandeville (MT)
04 Nov 2026
Political violence is never acceptable.
Two mayors from different parties, on the record together: no disagreement should ever become an excuse for threats, intimidation, or harm.
Send Mayors Dyer and Gaylor Baird a thank-you. Link in bio.
02 Nov 2026
Conviction and compassion can exist together. Shirley Chisholm never abandoned a single political or moral belief when she went into that hospital; she didn’t change her view of George Wallace’s politics. She still chose to treat him as a hurting person. #DisagreeBetter
31 Oct 2026
If you have a real conviction for something, there’s a way to disagree and work around your moral convictions without flattening them.”
A Duke student said that to us during a conversation about what divides us. He started with the algorithm, as most people do. This is the part we keep coming back to.
29 Oct 2026
Every resident. Not just the ones who agree.
Mayor Christina Muryn of Findlay and Mayor Andrew Ginther of Columbus lead two Ohio cities and share one responsibility: the people who call those cities home. They went on the record to show people are more than their politics.
Thank them: link in bio.
28 Oct 2026
Lakeville, Minnesota, October 2008. A supporter at John McCain’s town hall said she couldn’t trust Barack Obama because she believed he was Arab. McCain took the microphone back: “No, ma’am. He’s a decent family man, a citizen, that I just happen to have disagreements with on fundamental issues.”
It’s not a perfect answer. An Arab can be a decent family man. Hardly anyone pushed back on that part publicly at the time.
McCain corrected a claim that wasn’t true, to a supporter who believed it. He refused to let her make the campaign about who his opponent was instead of what he believed. He didn’t compromise on a single issue to do it.
You can hold your position and still refuse to treat the other side as an enemy.
Everyone can #DisagreeBetter.
26 Oct 2026
“There isn’t anyone you couldn’t love once you’ve heard their story.” Fred Rogers carried those words in his wallet.
A good reminder heading into a season where it’s easy to forget. 👇 #DisagreeBetter
24 Oct 2026
What do we lose when elected leaders don’t work together? Everything. Leaders have the responsibility to work together. #DisagreeBetter
22 Oct 2026
“Disagreement is not a flaw. It’s part of the design.”
Mayors Mattie Parker (Fort Worth, TX) and Quinton Lucas (Kansas City, MO), on the record together: you can stand by what you believe without treating someone else like the enemy.
Send them a thank-you. Link in bio.
21 Oct 2026
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