Understanding Political Dialogue and Friendship

Caitlin Quattromani and Lauran Arledge discuss their friendship despite political differences. They emphasize the importance of dialogue over debate, using examples like the Women's March and voting for Trump. They encourage open conversations to foster understanding and maintain relationships.

What did Caitlin and Lauran discover about their political views when they first met?

• They both disliked politics.

• They were indifferent to politics.

• They had opposing political views.

• They had identical political views.

How did Caitlin and Lauran's political conversations initially start?

• With heated arguments

• With serious debates

• Through jokes and pranks

• By attending rallies

What was Caitlin's main issue with the Women's March?

• She thought it didn't represent her views.

• She felt it was too inclusive.

• She believed it was poorly organized.

• She was unaware of the event.

Why did Lauran participate in the Women's March?

• To enjoy a day out with family

• To protest against all political parties

• To express concern over the president's track record

• To support the new administration

What did Caitlin learn after discussing the Women's March with Lauran?

• Lauran regretted attending the march.

• Lauran's family had meaningful discussions about the march.

• Lauran had no strong reasons for attending.

• Lauran's sons were forced to attend.

What was Lauran's initial reaction to Caitlin voting for Trump?

• She was happy.

• She was indifferent.

• She was confused and needed to understand.

• She was supportive.

What did Caitlin emphasize as her reason for voting for Trump?

• She agreed with all his policies.

• She wanted to protest against the election.

• She was unaware of the other candidates.

• She voted for party over person.

What did Lauran realize about her own biases after discussing the election with Caitlin?

• She had no interest in politics.

• She had no biases.

• She was always open-minded.

• She had unfairly generalized all Trump voters.

What is the main message Caitlin and Lauran want to convey about political conversations?

• Only discuss politics with like-minded individuals.

• Always aim to win political debates.

• Engage in dialogue to understand different perspectives.

• Avoid political discussions to maintain friendships.

What did Lauran's son learn about their family friends who voted differently?

• They were no longer friends.

• They were wrong in their choice.

• They had different values.

• They could still love and respect them.