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Are we losing the ability to disagree respectfully, or is "civility" just a way to silence real concerns?
In 2026, rising political polarization and social media echo chambers make it harder than ever to engage across differences without hostility. Cast your vote to weigh whether calls for civility protect dialogue or suppress dissent.
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