The fascinating psychology behind why we're so divided right now.

The video discusses the increasing political and social polarization in the U.S., exploring how group dynamics and conformity contribute to division. It highlights the role of leadership in exacerbating these divides and suggests methods for depolarization, such as fostering empathy and communication across groups. The video emphasizes the importance of voting and civic engagement to address these issues.

What are the consequences of intergroup aggression as discussed in the text?

What role does empathy play in bridging political divides according to the text?

In what ways can individuals work together to achieve common goals despite political differences?

How can expanding our 'in group' help address issues of racism, sexism, and other forms of discrimination?