Trump answered the incivility against Sanders with an incivility of his own, criticizing the restaurant's cleanliness.
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Leaders should reassure employees that, despite political incivility and the rise of incivility in society, their workplace culture embraces civility and diversity.
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In a KRC poll on incivility, 69 percent and 59 percent indicated that the internet/social media and news media, respectively, are the cause of incivility.
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Particularly disappointing was that a majority of Americans believe incivility in our politics encourages general incivility in society, which deters citizens from engaging in public service.
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Will robots react to human violence or incivility in turn?
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You want to know what indecency and incivility sound like?
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They also blamed Trump for establishing a precedent of incivility.
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Universities must thus distinguish between offensive ideas and personal incivility.
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"We know that incivility is contagious," a Georgetown professor said.
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The problem in America today is not incivility or intolerance.
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In each case, the president blamed his opponents for incivility.
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But it could also be the case, unfortunately, that you are in a bit of a downward spiral here, and that Trump's incivility just leads to other incivility and that becomes the new norm.
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Maxine Waters, President Trump has long set the tone for incivility.
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Black names are often associated with Black poverty, criminality, and incivility.
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Can you put incivility back into the bottle once it's out?
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You want the lowest forms of incivility from the suddenly civil?
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It found that incivility has reached "crisis levels" in our country.
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Incivility can lead to intimidation, threats, harassment, cyberbullying, discrimination and violence.
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Hatred, fear, insularity and incivility are the Four Horsemen of today.
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Incivility is one thing; bullying people into silence is quite another.
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But there is no long-term upside in this kind of incivility.
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Morgaine argued that Gosar banned her for being critical, not for incivility.
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Conventional wisdom holds that Washington's ills stem from excessive partisanship and incivility.
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Unfortunately, that is far from the case and the rampant incivility continues.
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"I know we prefer to blame Trump for our incivility," he said.
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We have a deep history of hate in this country and incivility.
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Canada won't forget the bully tactics and incivility of Trump, et al.
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Our government has seemingly ceased to function because of polarization and incivility.
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Incivility is not a sound election strategy, but a recipe for partisan animosity.
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People often say that our problem in America today is incivility or intolerance.
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"I reject this incivility and discord," Ms. Whitmer said in a statement Thursday.
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And at the moment, this incivility is mainly coming from the White House.
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It may suggest a new age, one driven, in part, by structural incivility.
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The researchers found workplace incivility can cost employers an estimated $14,000 per employee.
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More than eight out of 10 Americans have personally experienced incivility in various settings.
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Nancy Pelosi of California – but probably not because they sincerely disapprove of Waters' incivility.
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Undoubtedly kicking public officials out of restaurants contributes to "incivility" and stirs up emotion.
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The second set of metrics will look at the difference between incivility and intolerance.
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Some have said that incivility is exactly the correct response to the Trump administration.
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Democrats in Congress have engaged in their own kinds of incivility, such as calling
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Why it matters: Public shaming and incivility isn't just a nasty expression of outrage.
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It will also work on developing algorithms that can distinguish between incivility and tolerance.
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Another is having an emotionally empty relationship that regularly degenerates into incivility or worse.
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The incivility, the breakdown of government, the endless noise — they've also taken a toll.
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By keeping the levels of incivility down we keep the levels of violence down.
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Background reading: Ross Douthat on partisan violence, left-wing incivility and conservatism vs. feminism.
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Trump's frightful legacy is not just the epidemic of everyday incivility in daily life.
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He participated in the Civil Rights movement, encountering white-sanctioned anger and rabid incivility.
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The left-wing incivility has been around before Donald Trump and around for a while.
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Rather, according to the GOP group, it's "an unhinged mob" advocating incivility and even violence.
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It's not only when people experience incivility, it's when they see or read about it.
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If Trump turns progressives into intolerant agents of incivility, then we have lost our souls.
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Or is a system like this doomed to end in incivility, gridlock, or even violence?
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In addition, this incivility and the empty words were sadly perpetrated and encouraged by the media.
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And I wonder -- maybe social media has moved incivility from the streets, from Broadway to broadband.
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Why are we seeing this explosion and this resurgence of all of this insanity and incivility?
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The group will also aim to develop algorithms that can discern between incivility and intolerant discourse.
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But the sad fact is that extreme incivility is on display regularly from the White House.
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Should they pull their troops together and address the climate, incivility, and divisions in the workplace?
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And so far he has been able to get away with his own racism and incivility.
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There has been an explosion in recent years of academic research on workplace bullying and incivility.
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It&aposs also true though that you can have climates that are created through incivility and rhetoric.
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"Even when they feel powerful, they're less likely to abuse and perceive incivility of others," Foulk said.
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And the story of political incivility lives on -- Brooks became a hero to many in the South.
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But if there's a sliding scale of incivility, there's space on there for a lot of things.
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The mainstreaming of incivility and insults will have an impact long after Trump leaves the White House.
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The U.S. infects things, so the incivility could go worldwide just because we're so good at it.
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Moments like these remind me that it was civility, not incivility, that helped make Donald Trump president.
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There is nothing Mr. Trump has achieved to which his incivility has been indispensable or even useful.
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Michelle Goldberg argues that accusing both sides of incivility overlooks the disproportionate danger of right-wing violence.
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And critics fear that the president's own contributions to incivility are further eroding what norms do exist.
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It will be hard to undo the incivility that has come to characterize our latter-day Congress.
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She characterized the disruption, which prevented her from making the intended video, as evidence of students' incivility.
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Nor was it just conservative outlets that believed King and his methods contributed to incivility — or worse.
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He does not want to talk about Hillary Clinton's shortcomings or the incivility of some of his supporters.
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But in fact it is the very incivility of Trump's tweets that make them valuable to the GOP.
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It turns out that Trump's middle name is not ignorance or vulgarity or crudeness or incivility or narcissism.
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In this Trump age of gross unreason, meeting incivility with civility has felt small to me, and futile.
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Voters have a responsibility to confront incivility that threatens democracy rather than to prioritize treating officials super politely.
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There's been a lot of pearl-clutching recently by Trump supporters who worry about the "incivility" of the left.
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And now we&aposre talking about that there are dangers of incivility because it could lead to possible violence.
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Let's talk policies that put kids in cages and separate them from their parents — that's the essence of incivility.
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Profound damage has been done to this country through extreme incivility, calls for violence, blatant racism, sexism, and disrespect.
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PIRRO: Coming up on this special edition of "Hannity," Hillary Clinton is the latest Democrat endorsing incivility on the left.
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But our politicians today don't get a pass for their incivility because it doesn't come down to shooting each other.
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We hope you will join with us and the National Institute for Civil Discourse and take a stand against incivility.
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The unfortunate part of these histories is that death and incivility has marched its way into the twenty first century.
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And the two contests, if less chaotic than their presidential counterpart, have afforded their own measures of intrigue and incivility.
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And that is a story that deepens the concern, but not the conversation, about the issue of growing incivility in America.
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Joining me now is Fox News contributor Mark Thiessen with a slightly different take on the recent incivility on the left.
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Even if such harassment is not new, three developments do suggest incivility has changed in the years since Ms Hill's testimony.
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Those who feel that the mere observation of this reality constitutes racism or incivility carry their own burden of justification here.
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Basic incivility gives way to an anarchic vision of creative destruction; many die or lose their minds due to Pyotr's machinations.
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And then there's the fact that the Republican Party has happily facilitated Donald Trump's rise to power—misogyny, incivility, and all.
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The other is a rejection — sweeping, and unequivocal — of the incivility and dangerous strain of anti-constitutional bigotry that Trump represents.
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A good example of how the sliding scale of incivility can affect a Trump administration official is Vice President Mike Pence.
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America's most graphic period of incivility was punctuated by over two and half centuries of bondage for people of African descent.
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Trump's incivility is why so many people have turned against him, and what Meryl Streep decried in her Golden Globes speech.
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Republicans heard that message loud and clear, denouncing her incivility, accusing her of shredding "decades of tradition" and demanding her resignation.
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She is someone who doesn't look kindly on his bullying, his incivility and his willingness to weaponize race for political gains.
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Incivility: This is "counter-normative" conversation, which could include things like insults or curse words, but isn't necessarily bad or unhealthy.
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Most of the 85033th century was riddled with a long, ongoing story of death and incivility in the form of lynching, segregation, police brutality and in the murderous incivility of four little girls — Addie Mae Collins, Cynthia Wesley, Carole Robertson and Carole Denise McNair who were brutally killed in a church bombing five years prior to King's assassination.
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You&aposre a member of a tribalist, blindered mob, imbued with a false sense of certitude that allows you [to] justify incivility.
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GUTFELD: As you know, Dana, as a Jewish Native American, I think one of the big mistakes in incivility is labeling people.
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Past research by this group shows that incivility can serve important functions in political dialogue, though not without spurring its own problems.
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We expect our leaders to act like leaders, not bar-room brawlers, and we hope citizens will stand up, peacefully, to incivility.
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Let us start by acknowledging an important truth: We are not going to fix any of our nation's problems with more incivility.
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Our politics throughout the 1850s was uncivil; but the root cause of the Civil War was the institution of slavery, not incivility.
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But when liberals ponder evidence of incivility in our culture, they should not confuse civil engagement with the need for common courtesy.
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The incivility that is so pervasive in politics today is something that we, as the American people, have the power to stop.
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They protected the sanctity of the House with "tough on incivility" rules against future disruptions, including fines ranging from $28503 to $22019,500.
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Antoine responds to a perceived loss of dominance with limitless resentment and a hypersensitivity to the slightest sign of disrespect or incivility.
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From Ida B. Wells to Ella Baker, black women in particular have had to struggle against incivility, disrespect, and grotesque forms of violence.
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Insofar as the left engages in a war of incivility, it cedes the field of battle to a president who relishes uncivil combat.
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He may have been embarrassed or oblivious, but if he failed to intervene or apologize in any way, this, too, was an incivility.
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Shall we embrace hatred, fear, insularity and incivility, or shall we embrace the challenge of attempting to make our society and ourselves better?
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"Mastering Civility" begins with a short but powerful synthesis of the academic research relating to the mounting costs and growing prevalence of incivility.
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These incidents came at a time when we saw a rising climate of incivility, the emboldening of hate groups and widening divisions in society.
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Does Trump, Baier asked Putnam, "deserve some of the blame, as his critics suggest, in setting the tone" at a time of political incivility?
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If incivility reigns and people feel as though they aren't valued, or they lack permission to speak up and share opinions, they won't contribute.
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An equal amount of fury is directed toward actions as morally — and legally — distinct from each other as rape, harassment, rudeness, boorishness and incivility.
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Thus, Flake appears to be correct when he worries about the effect that incivility in Washington may be having on political discourse more generally.
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Paris has struggled to prevent public or "wild peeing" for years, even implementing an "incivility brigade " to enforce fines for uncouth behavior in 2016.
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And this kind of incivility is fine for liberals who think that the government has to regulate every part of social, cultural and civic life.
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A six-strong-group of academics will analyze "echo chambers" that form around political discussions on Twitter and "incivility and intolerance" on the microblogging site.
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In a new project, we have been working to track and understand incivility by examining the extent to which users post offensive comments on Reddit.
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While men are behind the vast majority of sexual harassment, Gabriel and other UA researchers found women experience more incivility at work from other women.
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To understand what Sanders's defenders are getting wrong about the dinner incident, let's get straight on the difference between "incivility" in politics and simple rudeness.
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Incivility is just as offensive, harmful and inexcusable whether it comes from the left or the right, and whether it is based on racism or sexism.
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The result has been a more top-down Congress that promotes partisanship and incivility, reduces the input of individual members and fails to serve the people.
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Clinton sent a tweet responding to Sessions's remark to the group in Los Angeles, calling his comments evidence of "indecency and incivility" in the national arena.
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Critics argue that incivility has become a catch-all term for more straightforward racism, or sexism or that civility is overrated in the face of hatefulness.
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Over 60 percent of participants said political leaders' incivility has made them feel disrespected, and well over half claim it has distracted them from their work.
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But just because you laugh at bullying or cast rank incivility as a rejection of an overbearing political correctness culture doesn't make it -- or you -- right.
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But America's march toward a bright, just future has always been punctuated with moments of incivility, and Congress has been host to some of the worst.
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"Inhumanity" made way for "incivility," a noun that was being applied to Trump's supporters and his detractors and was thus obscuring the maliciousness of the former.
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I don't believe we are in an unprecedented era of incivility unless you found President Andrew Jackson's Trail of Tears to be shining example of humanity.
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This is because for much of American history, particularly in times of crisis, incivility reveals larger problems that can be addressed only by politics, not by civility.
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Even the invective and incivility that appalled the traditional guardians of political discourse seemed only to forge a tighter bond between Mr. Trump and his inflamed following.
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The group openly avows the idealism that drew them to Obama's first presidential campaign, along with a commitment to rational discourse in the face of partisan incivility.
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Professor Porath makes a persuasive case that unchecked incivility, even by a relatively small number of individuals, acts "as an infectious pathogen" that radically undermines corporate effectiveness.
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Because what would happen in those situations is that you would get a lot of incivility, where people end up in shouting matches or something like that.
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" ADL CEO Jonathan Greenblatt: "These incidents came at a time when we saw a rising climate of incivility, the emboldening of hate groups and widening divisions in society.
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Carolyn J. Lukensmeyer, Ph.D., is executive director of the National Institute for Civil Discourse, an organization that works to reduce political dysfunction and incivility in our political system.
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Incivility is, after all, nothing new in American politics: In 1796, Thomas Paine called George Washington a cold hermaphrodite -- which, believe me, was quite the insult back then.
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Angry headlines in Italian newspapers as temperatures have risen in recent weeks have included "The incivility continues: Tourists in the fountains and the flowerbeds" and "Monuments under attack".
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Love or hate Trump, the editorial made very good points about his incivility and disrespectful tone which adds to the already ugly level of discourse in this country.
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But while we've seen terrible acts of incivility, in recent weeks, we have also witnessed a national conversation grow around the importance of civility for a functioning society.
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Do-gooder owes its heavy rotation on Italy's poisonous social media accounts, in political interviews and in Mr. Salvini's speeches to a period of acute polarization and incivility.
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But the features that have made it a cultural phenomenon — the discounted electronics, the predawn openings, the curbside campsites, the incivility — are changing with the broader retail landscape.
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"Now more than ever we need to end the incivility of hatred and further advance the process of becoming 'one nation, under God, indivisible,'" the caucus said Thursday.
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In a political season that already has prompted a national conversation about civility and tolerance, choosing a call to action historically associated with incivility and intolerance seems ill-advised.
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Failing to do either in this moment would be to create more space for bigotry to fill; not standing up against this would be an example of true incivility.
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There's also brutal calculation: Does Trump's function as a barrier against a Democratic president — against Hillary Clinton, in particular — outweigh his cruelty, his incivility, his bigotry, his utter fraudulence?
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In fact, incivility benefited Democrats in Washington supportive of civil rights, particularly Lyndon Johnson and Hubert Humphrey (the two politicians who worked hardest for civil rights in the 1960s).
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The root cause of our incivility is the inadequacies of our politics, the ineffectiveness of American leaders to respond to democratic pressures, to reverse acts of injustice and inequality.
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"The leader and Secretary Chao enjoyed their meal in Louisville last night and they appreciate those who spoke up against incivility," a spokesperson for McConnell told CNN affiliate WLKY.
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Their internal tensions help us understand why civility's critics can always accuse its proponents of their own incivility: Tolerance based on intolerance is a hard trick to pull off.
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"For too long, we have allowed our civility to prevent us from confronting the invidious incivility of President Donald J. Trump," Green wrote in a letter to his colleagues.
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" A spokesperson for McConnell told the Courier-Journal that the Senate majority leader and his wife had enjoyed their dinner and that "they appreciate those who spoke up against incivility.
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"This new approach reflects our belief that many of Washington's troubles — including dysfunction, division and incivility — could be helped by rebuilding the political center and restoring responsible governing," he said.
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"Those who are insisting that we are in a special moment justifying incivility should think for a moment how many Americans might find their own special moment," the Post warned.
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It's a reminder that a year into his presidency, Trump still has immense power to sway public opinion that is fueling culture wars, divisiveness, and incivility in the United States.
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His inflammatory, aggressive language captures and channels the grievances of red America, but the specific grievances often feel less important than the primordial, mocking incivility with which they are expressed.
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"Now more than ever we need to end the incivility of hatred and further advance the process of becoming 'one nation, under God, indivisible,'" the GLBC said in a statement.
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Hopefully, his departure will take some of the incivility and polarization out of Israel's politics; alleviate tensions with American Jews; and perhaps lead to a more pragmatic approach toward Palestinians.
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You're wrong, and only the type of wrong an over-tanned ham hock like yourself can accomplish, plummeting past the morass of gross incivility into the abyss of depraved sociopathy.
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The first team, led by scholars from Leiden University, will look at how echo chambers form and their effect, as well as the difference between incivility and intolerance within Twitter conversations.
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That is the Mr. Trump the reporters covering him know, the one who skates dangerously close to the line — of sexism, of incivility, of boorishness — and then barrels gleefully over it.
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"Unfortunately, we've seen a decline in civility and an uptick in incivility," said Christine Porath, a Georgetown University professor and author of "Mastering Civility," a book on behavior in the workplace.
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And when the beholder wants to maintain an unequal status quo, it's easy to accuse picketers, protesters, and preachers alike of incivility, as much because of their message as their methods.
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In Turin and Milan and Tuscany, where talking down about Roman incivility is a tradition going back at least to the Etruscans, the disgust with the capital's reduced state was expected.
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"Those who are insisting that we are in a special moment justifying incivility should think for a moment how many Americans might find their own special moment," the Post's editors wrote.
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IN RICHMOND, where good manners have always been a must, officials and residents hope the long-simmering debate over the city's Confederate statuary avoids the incivility seen elsewhere, including in nearby Charlottesville.
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A time traveler hopping forward in time 50 years from 1968 to 2018 would be stunned to see how peaceful things are, especially if she heard pundits like Gergen complain about incivility.
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It&aposs like, OK, whenever I come in and I march and my voice is loud, you&aposre calling that incivility, when in fact, free speech matters when it&aposs in civil.
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Six months ago, I decided I'd use my expertise in trauma psychology to try to write a book for a public audience on incivility, bullying and harassment of women in the workplace.
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Our goal must be to not only call out instances of incivility – which is all too easy to do this campaign season – but also to provide people with tools to change behaviors.
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"The leader and Secretary Chao enjoyed their meal in Louisville last night and they appreciate those who spoke up against incivility," said Stephanie Penn, McConnell's press secretary, in a statement to CNN.
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The features that made Black Friday "a cultural phenomenon — the discounted electronics, the predawn openings, the curbside campsites, the incivility — are changing with the broader retail landscape," the N.Y. Times' Tiffany Hsu reports.
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It is apparent that we will not come to grips with the politics of incivility only through Twitter, yet another panel of pundits, or even through the noble and critical experience of elections.
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"The public has voiced grave concerns about privacy, discrimination, lack of diversity and incivility online," said Representative Frank Pallone Jr. of New Jersey, the top Democrat on the House Energy and Commerce Committee.
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If we're too weak to withstand sexual incivility, if we're too pure to ever misrepresent or misconceive past encounters, then we're not fit to exercise equal rights at the expense of special protections.
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They demonstrated the rank disingenuousness of conservative complaints about "incivility," a term that's increasingly used to conflate expressions of political anger with political violence, equating yelling at politicians with trying to kill them.
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I'm hard-pressed to think of a cogent moral argument that canceling "Roseanne" was the "right thing" while canceling "Full Frontal" would not be, especially given the crisis of growing incivility in U.S. society.
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The incivility continued with Republicans variously vowing to limit Mr. Obama to a single term (Mitch McConnell, the Senate majority leader), poking a finger of disapproval at him in a tarmac photo-op (Gov.
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The demonstrators around the country using incivility and calling for more of it are fighting an egregious family separation policy and confronting a side of Washington that regularly refuses to play by the rules.
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Though Trump and Clinton thus differ on the sources of our incivility, both imply that Americans need to stop yelling at each other and settle disagreements in a respectful, sympathetic (if not empathetic) tone.
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The third is the kind of surveillant capitalist economy that is developing in the midst of the digital revolution, and the fourth is the general cultural crisis bound up with incivility, fake news ... Divisiveness.
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" P.S. Speaking of incivility: President Trump tweeted today that "Waters, an extraordinarily low IQ person... has just called for harm to supporters, of which there are many, of the Make America Great Again movement.
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" A company spokesperson said: "This follows a year of increased incivility on our internal platforms, and we've heard that employees want clearer rules of the road on what's OK to say and what's not.
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Corruption, bribery, bottomless vanity, sexual predatoriness and incivility to all, excepting those more powerful than you — such are the ways of human nature in the muddy little backwater in which Gogol's play is set.
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To be sure, I am not advocating for greater incivility, but I am advocating for the creation of a common conversational playing field with common rules that either commonly disallow interruptions or commonly allow them.
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One of the teams, led by Dr. Rebekah Tromble, assistant professor of political science at Leiden University, will examine how echo chambers form on Twitter and the difference between "incivility" and "intolerance" on the platform.
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Within Google's new policies, "'incivility' is used often instead of 'disrespect' for discouraged behavior," a group of diversity advocates and organizers wrote in a document responding to the new guidelines that was shared with press.
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It can be convenient to treat incivility the way a parent might treat two squabbling grade-schoolers in the back seat of a car — as an irritating tug of war between two irreconcilably selfish counterparts.
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But the reality is that our incivility often reveals much more profound ruptures — and that the obvious kind of civility, the civility of niceness, is only the most superficial marker of much deeper moral obligations.
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" Maher continued to argue that one party's "incivility" was more powerful than the other's, saying, "you can't walk into a room and see an elephant and a mouse and not know which one is bigger.
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However, of late, our politics has failed to rise to the standard of the greatness of our country, and the pall of partisanship and incivility that pervades politics now extends to the Thanksgiving dinner table.
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Pence was on the other side of the equation when he walked out in disgust from an NFL game due to athletes kneeling for the National Anthem -- that should probably go on the incivility scale too.
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In Tuesday's decision upholding Mr. Trump's travel ban, he seemed to chide the president for incivility even as he said the courts could do nothing to force him to behave with the decorum Justice Kennedy prized.
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"When the underkeeper of the Ashmolean in 1760 tried to prevent a museum visitor from handling artifacts he was accused of incivility," she writes, in "The Book of Touch," an anthology of writings on the tactile.
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"These incidents came at a time when we saw a rising climate of incivility, the emboldening of hate groups and widening divisions in society," ADL director Jonathan Greenblatt said in a statement to Vox earlier this year.
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Lawmakers from both parties have denounced Trump's tweet, with some saying Trump is contributing to a political climate of violence and incivility — a top concern of members after the recent shooting of Republicans at a baseball practice.
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Aside from the obvious appeals by politicians and other leaders to anti-Semitic sentiments, there is a whole other class of speech that has turned incivility into some sort of rallying cry for their respective party bases.
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The right has no monopoly on insult and incivility—the online universe can be a sewer of spite—but there is no real equivalence: no modern President has adopted and weaponized such malevolent rhetoric as a lingua franca.
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In the past few weeks, that idea — "incivility" — has been thrust onto the national stage, as people from both sides of the aisle debate whether there are certain words, actions, or policies that don't deserve a "civil" response.
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But it will be impossible to impose any accountability on Trump for his toxic behavior and reverse the tone of incivility that has overtaken U.S. politics if the Democrats do not control either the House or the Senate.
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The American people do not want higher taxes, or unprotected borders and illegal immigration, and they are tired of the identity politics and divisiveness of the left and the incivility its members have shown the past two years.
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But none of what is happening right now would be possible without the acquiescence of politicians who pretend to be open-minded, decry partisanship, tut-tut about incivility and act as enablers for the extremists again and again.
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I asked 550 full-time workers whose email addresses I obtained through my undergraduate students to react to hundreds of statements about a wide variety of work issues, from abusive bosses and workplace relationships to incivility and health.
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But when it comes to incivility and the 45th president, a more apt epoch may be 1950s America and its Communist witch hunts, specifically a quotation from the lawyer Joseph N. Welch in the 1954 Army-McCarthy hearings.
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One scene, in which impatient mothers picking up their children after school in fancy cars angrily honk their horns and raise their middle fingers at one another, captures the generalized meanness and incivility that has seeped into modern life.
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In their book, "The Outrage Industry: Political Opinion Media and the New Incivility," Tufts professors Sarah Sobieraj and Jeffrey Berry discuss the ways that outrage rhetoric in news media is both good for ratings and bad for American discourse.
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But I'd also like to encourage us to broaden the conversation to include incivility, bullying and general harassment of women in the workplace as well as what we can do to prevent the behavior and the results of it.
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Incivility is, of course, a problem in American political life; the country seems to be more divided than ever, thanks partly to a Trump administration that's pushing a far-right agenda and race-baiting rhetoric designed to stoke anger.
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Over the past eight months since the United States elected a reality television star to its highest office, the President's opponents have regularly been chastised for their incivility, even as their rights are being ripped out from under them.
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In doing so, Trump used the kind of insults that have a part of his political brand, even though they added to a tone of incivility that many saw the Virginia restaurant owner as worsening with her actions toward Sanders.
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The fact that Gianforte won the election — which some attribute to the fact that there was heavy early voting in the state — raises a serious question as to where we, the people, are willing to draw the line on incivility.
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Preaching — and pandering — with a message of inclusion, the Democrats have instead become a party where incivility and bad manners are taken for granted, rudeness is routine, religion is mocked and there is absolutely no respect for a differing opinion.
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Perhaps in some sense, Baldwin mischaracterized the end of civility in civil rights with assassination of King, because prior to this history the killing of black leaders, protesters and even children had already become part of America's story of incivility.
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Atticus — who was based to some extent on Lee's father — despises racism as a form of incivility but insists that any man, even Bob Ewell, can be understood if you walk in his shoes or crawl around in his skin.
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Spanberger, who is 53, had demonstrated with her win that a certain kind of Democrat — pragmatic, strong on national security and focused on issues like health care — could appeal to both Democrats and moderate Republicans tired of incivility and partisanship.
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It has been encouraging to hear a growing number of members publicly call for their colleagues on both sides of the aisle to come together to reverse current norms of incivility and model more constructive democratic behavior for the nation.
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Progressive talk-show host Bill Maher and conservative Daily Wire Editor-in-Chief Ben Shapiro sparred Friday on Maher's HBO show over which side of the political spectrum is more responsible for what they called rising levels of incivility in politics.
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"Studies show women report more incivility experiences overall than men, but we wanted to find out who was targeting women with rude remarks," said Allison Gabriel, assistant professor of management and organizations in the University of Arizona's Eller College of Management.
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She rejected the notion that ripping up her copy of the speech was an act of incivility after a reporter asked if it ran counter to the message she delivers when she frequently counsels her members to maintain dignity in House proceedings.
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While Trump certainly treats his white critics with gross incivility and rhetorical violence, he never tells them to "go back" to where they came from, undoubtedly due to the racist assertion that whites and whites alone should retain ownership over this land.
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Trump, who famously decried Congresswoman Maxine Waters's calls for incivility toward Republicans, also asked attendees at one of his rallies in 2016 to "knock the crap out of" a protestor and later praised Greg Gianforte, the Republican congressman who body-slammed a reporter.
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My field study, conducted this past summer and part of a larger project I intend to have peer-reviewed and published on the anxiety-inducing properties of political conflict, conjoins my interests in the areas of incivility, entitlement, worker self-serving behaviorand bullying.
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A White House official accusing the chief of staff of treason (to the point of reporting him to the feds) and crowing about it on television—it broke new ground for the Trump administration in terms of both incivility and absurdity, which is saying something.
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Dr. Thompson co-authored "We All Seek Revenge: The Role of Honesty-Humility in Reactions to Incivility," a research paper that looked at how the traits of being humble or honest correlated with engaging in overt or covert forms of revenge in the workplace.
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Instead of the type of conflict "largely based off of tribal affiliations," Abramowitz and Webster find that The rise of negative affect and incivility in American politics is closely connected with the rise of ideological polarization among the public as well as among political elites.
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Above all, through his intelligence and civility, his culture and his openness, Macron has erected a much-needed barrier to the crassness and incivility, the ignorance and the closed-mindedness that seeps from Trump's Oval Office and threatens to corrupt the conduct of world affairs.
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"In Venezuela we are going through a process of counter-evolution, so what we are really living in Venezuela is a process of incivility in everyday life," said Professor Roberto Briceno Leon, who has led several research studies on the cause of the staggering crime rate here.
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" And as the writer V.V. Ganeshananthan noted, other media coverage about Jarrar used loaded language, as when Cleve R. Wootson Jr. and Herman Wong of the Washington Post wrote that critics "were upset at what they viewed as her incivility about a woman widely regarded as genteel.
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Then in the midst of Greg's 60th-birthday party, as he dejectedly muses on the "great experiment" that is their patchwork clan, the national malaise of political incivility and a life that hasn't turned out as he'd hoped, the couple's younger son has a jarring hallucination.
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" The board wrote, "Those who are insisting that we are in a special moment justifying incivility should think for a moment how many Americans might find their own special moment," warning of a road ahead "in which only the most zealous sign up for public service.
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PHILIP TAFT, HOPEWELL, N.J. To the Editor: "Incivility Infests Life in the U.S. on Trump's Cue" (White House Memo, front page, June 21) mentions some objections to comparing the current separation of children of the seekers of asylum to the separation of children during the Holocaust.
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You're showing leadership through this meeting and following what was said about the incivility of our society and the culture of our society, the thought came to my mind that maybe you could show leadership about all the violence we have out of Hollywood and all these videos.
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"In this current climate of incivility, I think it's important that medical students see models of integrity, compassion, camaraderie and wit," said Dr. Judith A. Salerno, the academy's president, who invited Dr. Antonia C. Novello, Dr. M. Joycelyn Elders, Dr. David Satcher and Dr. Richard Carmona to speak.
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The Parisian innovation was spurred by a problem of public urination so endemic that City Hall recently proposed dispatching a nearly 8003,2800-strong "incivility brigade" of truncheon-wielding officers to try to prevent bad behavior, which also includes leaving dog waste on the street and littering cigarette butts.
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Trump famously boasted that his supporters would stick with him even if he shot someone on Fifth Avenue; what he didn't point out was that pundits would piously attribute the shooting to "incivility," and that Sunday talk shows would feature Fifth-Avenue-shooting advocates and give them a respectful hearing.
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White House Press Secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders was denied service at a restaurant called the Red Hen in Lexington, Virginia, and prompted outcry from moderate Democrats and the right — decrying the "incivility" of denying someone access to a meal or using harsh words to describe policies that separate children from their parents.
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Without research, we also wouldn't know that minority women experience the most harassment; that peers harass those who don't conform to gender stereotypes (trans people, or power-suited women who don't silently put up with mistreatment); and that women and people of color experience more content-neutral "incivility" than men and white people.
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Incivility toward President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE is tolerated — even applauded — amid pervasive identity politics.
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It is whether we choose to continue traveling on the path of meanspiritedness, incivility, transactional amorality and tribalism that our current president is leading us down, or follow a different path that puts mutual respect, embrace of differences, compassion for our fellow citizens and the pursuit of common ground at the center of our national life.
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Clinton's challenge was evident from the moment she walked onto the stage at Hofstra University on Long Island: How much respect should she show to a rival of unparalleled incivility, who misrepresents the truth with abandon, crassly rates women's looks on a scale of 1 to 10 and casually denigrates entire ethnic groups — a man whose words Mrs.
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Republican women running in swing districts are instead left to carefully carve out the separation between themselves and Mr. Trump, a president who was elected with the biggest gender gap ever recorded, and who regularly dismisses female officeholders as "crazy" and "low I.Q." Those running in districts where the president is popular have been punished for so much as criticizing him for incivility.
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Could it really be that Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat O'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms MORE's scorched earth incivility is more reflective of the broader us than those of us who are offended would like to believe?
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"I'm not sure I was always against civility, but when you see it now, the incivility of political life, which we see in so many countries, including my own, especially this last week -- and in other countries, particularly the US -- when you see this, it's a bit of a sea change from what you were used to," Jagger said, according to THR.
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Waters of advocating 'harm' against his supporters Kennedy: You have the right to refuse service, but it could cost you Diamond and Silk: Democrats urging other Americans to harass is almost terrorism Left setting new standard of incivility , critics say: 'This is very dangerous' FBI CLAIMS CONFIDENTIALITY: The Justice Department on Monday declined to answer requests by House Intelligence Committee Chairman Devin Nunes, R-Calif.
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First lady Melania TrumpMelania TrumpEx-Melania Trump adviser raised concerns of excessive inauguration spending weeks before events: CNN The Hill's Morning Report - Trump moves green cards, citizenship away from poor, low-skilled White House seeks volunteers, musicians for Christmas celebrations MORE on Thursday said it is not "surprising" to her that "critics in the media have chosen to ridicule" her campaign against online incivility.
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First lady Melania TrumpMelania TrumpThe Hill's Morning Report - Sponsored by AdvaMed - House panel expected to approve impeachment articles Thursday The Hill's 12:30 Report — Presented by UANI — Republicans grill DOJ inspector general on FBI handling of Russia probe The Hill's Morning Report - Sponsored by AdvaMed - An unusual day: Impeachment plus a trade deal MORE did, taking to Twitter to scold the professor's cold incivility.
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The protests, anger and incivility reached new heights in recent weeks, driven by some unexpected new developments that raise the stakes in November and put Washington — and the nation — on edge: All of this is taking place against a backdrop of economic uncertainty driven by Trump's global tariffs threats, which disturb Republicans, who believe the president is undoing the nation's gains they calculated from last year's tax overhaul.
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TWITTER SLAMMED FOR &aposSHADOW BANNING&apos PROMINENT REPUBLICANS "In the context of growing political polarization, the spread of misinformation, and increases in incivility and intolerance, it is clear that if we are going to effectively evaluate and address some of the most difficult challenges arising on social media, academic researchers and tech companies will need to work together much more closely," said Dr. Rebekah Tromble, assistant professor of political science at Holland's Leiden University in a statement .
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Ted CruzRafael (Ted) Edward CruzTrump moves forward with F-16 sale to Taiwan opposed by China The Hill's Campaign Report: Battle for Senate begins to take shape O'Rourke says he will not 'in any scenario' run for Senate MORE (Texas) and Marco RubioMarco Antonio RubioTrump moves forward with F-16 sale to Taiwan opposed by China The Hill's Morning Report — Trump and the new Israel-'squad' controversy Trump crosses new line with Omar, Tlaib, Israel move MORE (Fla.) finally have learned how to deal with Trump's incivility and how to use Trump's lifelong efforts to sell snake oil against him.
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In her two concurrent exhibitions, Nina Chanel Abney: Seized the Imagination at Jack Shainman Gallery (November 9 – December 20, 2017) and Nina Chanel Abney: Safe House at Mary Boone, curated by Piper Marshall (November 20 – December 22, 2017), the artist employs stenciled shapes and symbols (dollar signs, X's, teardrops, birds, and cats), while channeling safety posters, cartoons, graffiti, Stuart Davis's jammed together planes of color, Sister Corita's serigraphs, Emory Douglas's artwork for the newspaper Black Panther, and Henri Matisse's cutouts, to address the prevailing state of incivility, rumor, misperception, and self-righteousness that has descended over America like a radioactive mist, infecting us all.
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