Wriggling in on a live-sounding drum kit and a buzzing hook, We the People covers similar territory, tackling the divisiveness brought about by gentrification.
"Ultimately," he added, "my hope is that this election will not therefore be about the small things, will not be about divisiveness, will not be about denigrating, will not be about painting with a broad brush".
Apart from the social divisiveness brought about by educational segregation, there's a fundamental principle at stake.
FCC commissioner Robert McDowell, who voted against the rules, emphasized the divisiveness of about Genachowski's proposition,"We agree that the Internet should remain open and freedom-enhancing…Beyond that, we disagree.
The much-talked-about divisiveness in the Democratic Party is a hot topic to all Democrats and most Republicans, as the never-ending campaign of Hillary vs. Obama continues to take its toll.
It's a way to talk about American divisiveness without talking about race," Lepore says.
But my sense is that, starting last fall, The Times has had a tendency to both play down the subject, which has significant news value, and to pursue it most aggressively as a story about political divisiveness rather than one about national security mistakes and the lack of government transparency.
It's not about divisiveness, but diversity.
There exist countless commentaries bemoaning the divisiveness and polarization about the gun debate, and many authors seem to think the solution is for people to start thinking more like them.
Hannity said there was no conspiracy, that Obama was pushing racial divisiveness by talking about the federal response to Hurricane Katrina and the lack of federal money for black-owned business, and that he seemed like a different person because of his accent.
