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Lara Schwartz teaches law and government at the American University School of Public Affairs, where she is the founding director of the Project on Civic Dialogue. She is the author of the forthcoming Try to Love the Questions: From Debate to Dialogue in Classrooms and Life.
Griping about youth is as old as Socrates and as up-to-date as Gaza protests. The best way to deal with it is to put a premium on civility and to listen to what the youth are saying.
By accepting that different candidates hold different Middle East positions, Democrats can avoid having their primaries become divisive, de facto policy referendums.
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