An argument that hosting events is good politics. From the article: (Easier said than done. I’ll endorse, but probably the last person to actually do it.)
An argument that hosting events is good politics. From the article:
[C]onnecting people together across groups and institutions changes civic ecology. This is easy to understand on the micro level: if you introduce two people and they decide to get married, you’ve radically altered both of their lives for the better.
But it is just as true on the emergent, macro level. If you introduce people across different groups and institutions regularly, you will alter their politics. You will change the law. You will change New York and America.
(Easier said than done. I’ll endorse, but probably the last person to actually do it.)
An argument that hosting events is good politics. From the article:
(Easier said than done. I’ll endorse, but probably the last person to actually do it.)