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Opinion: Political Polarization Starts as Early as 6th Grade. Here's How to Combat That.

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Young Americans exhibit deep political polarization, mirroring adult attitudes, with some showing such division as early as sixth grade. This trend hinders civic engagement and constructive dialogue among young people, who fear social backlash when voicing differing opinions. Educators and mentors must create safe spaces for open discussions to foster understanding and empathy across ideological divides.

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