It evokes the political divisiveness that rippled across the country in the wake of the Watergate break-in.
To his credit, the man who is so often criticized by opponents for divisiveness succeeded in working across the widest imaginable spectrum of interests in order to bring the Vietnam War and its aftermath to a full resolution.
At its most extreme, the divisiveness that has rippled across Cairo resembles a sort of blood lust, with all sides showing surprising comfort with the violent demise of the other -- and some 300 dead since Morsi's overthrow.
"While President Trump and Republicans in Washington sow divisiveness and hate that is spreading like a cancer across the country, in New York we say not here, not now, not ever," Cuomo said in a statement.
The poll helped identify factors that have contributed to national divisiveness, including politicians catering to the wealthy and failing to cooperate across party lines.
The beauty of identity politics as an ideal and a practice of social justice is that it has allowed women to form a coalition across race, class, gender, sexuality, age, ability — the antithesis of divisiveness — to improve the particularity of experience for them and their children.
Friends of Cox are organising events across the world to remember her, but also unite against hate and divisiveness, this Wednesday, 22 June, on the day that would have been her 42nd birthday.
Other legislators in states across the country have a choice: they can choose the path of divisiveness, flouting the Constitution, or they can maintain their commitment to their country and its children by denouncing attempts to trample our precious 14th Amendment and promote inclusive policies that improve their communities.
Divisiveness will get worse because the political economy of Britain is structurally inept at generating and redistributing wealth across the human landscape.
They promote solidarity over divisiveness.
