“Bridging the Political Divide” is the theme of a free public presentation Thursday about Colorado Springs’ politically changing landscape.
The event will be held at the Ent Center for the Arts (5225 N. Nevada Ave.) from 6:30 to 8:30 p.m.
There is no charge, but participants must register at https://tickets.entcenterforthearts.org/5254/5255. Tickets must be presented at the entrance.
The presentation, hosted by the Greenberg Center for Learning and Tolerance in Colorado Springs, will feature David Siders, political editor at Politico, a digital newspaper covering U.S. and international politics and policy.
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Siders interviewed Colorado Springs residents in June for an article titled “Americans are moving away from both parties.” This Colorado city shows why. ”
This article examines the effects of a growing trend, also evident in Colorado Springs, where more voters are registered as independents than Republicans and Democrats combined.
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It is debatable whether it changes the dynamics of local politics or offers a way to reduce divisive rhetoric and bring political parties together to the table.
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Community leaders and local elected officials will also talk about finding constructive ways to solve big challenges.
Opportunities for citizen participation and models for community dialogue are then presented.
The Greenberg Center for Learning and Tolerance was founded in 2003 by Temple Shalom members Dr. David Greenberg and Dr. Paulette Greenberg to “promote learning, understanding, and acceptance that respects the cultural dignity of all humankind.” was founded in Colorado Springs.
For any questions or accessibility needs, please email tickets@uccs.edu or call 719-255-8181.
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