TED: How our friendship survives our opposing politics | Caitlin Quattromani and Lauran Arledge

The video explores the friendship between two women with opposing political views. They discuss the importance of dialogue over debate, using examples like the Women's March and voting for Trump. They emphasize understanding and empathy in political conversations, encouraging viewers to engage in meaningful dialogue to strengthen relationships and communities.

What were the two disappointing things the speaker discovered about Caitlin?

How did the speaker and Caitlin's political conversations evolve over time?

What is the significance of choosing dialogue over debate in political conversations?

What impact did the 2016 election have on personal relationships according to the speaker?

What was the speaker's reaction to the Women's March and why?

How did the speaker's understanding of Caitlin's motivations change after their conversation?

What were the speaker's feelings about voting for Donald Trump?

What lesson did the speaker learn about confirmation bias during their discussions?

How did the speaker handle their son's question about voting for Trump?

What commitment did the speaker and Caitlin make regarding their friendship and political discussions?