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What Do Americans Think They Owe Each Other?
A large-scale study of civic responsibility
Published on The Beacon Project • 
What Refugee Sponsorship Reveals About America’s Immigration Debate
At a time when immigration debates feel gridlocked and polarized, refugee sponsorship offers a rare point of alignment— building trust across partisan…
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Antisemitism endures while American concern wanes
Summary: In Fall 2023, More in Common US surveyed Americans before and after the October 7 terrorist attack, capturing a widespread increase in American…
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What do trad-caths, pro-natalists, and anti man-keepers have in common?
Summary: Jason Mangone, our Executive Director, writes about his reflections on our research with Movember, a charity focusing on men’s health.
 • Jason Mangone
We can rebuild patriotism from the ground up by harnessing the principles of universalism.
We can rebuild patriotism from the ground up—through family and community—by harnessing the principles of universalism.
Published on The All American • 
Across the Political Divide, Parents Sound the Alarm on Kids’ Online Safety
Summary: More in Common US recently surveyed over 2,000 US parents of children ages 17 or under on their thoughts about keeping children safe online.
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Chapter 1: Introducing Potentialism
A new vision for America’s Exhausted Majority
Published on The Beacon Project • 
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What unites and divides Americans today? This newsletter takes a closer look at issues pressing on America’s social and political fabric and provides recommendations for how to strengthen ties to keep us bound together.
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