We All Need to Be “Loathed to Close”

In a world of constant change and polarization, we often overlook the wisdom found in familiar places. Abraham Lincoln's plea, "I am loath to close," from his first inaugural address, offers a timeless lesson in unity and open-mindedness. This simple phrase reminds us of the importance of keeping conversations alive, especially when faced with disagreement or conflict. By embracing Lincoln's spirit of ongoing dialogue, we can foster a society that values diverse perspectives and works together to solve shared challenges.

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