StoryOfAmerica.org
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About StoryOfAmerica.org
Former domain of a web series and feature documentary that explores the polarization that exists in America today along political, economic, and cultural lines.
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AWAKENING THE "WE THE PEOPLE" WITHIN
We had a simple question when Eric Byler and I began our journey around the country with Story of America: Why have we become so divided as a nation and how can we become more united?As I watched the video of our interview with James Morgan of Bakersville, NC, a mining town in the Appalachian Mountains, I finally recognized what really propelled this journey. It wasn't some academic answer to my question; it was something deeply personal.At the end of the video, when James catches himself being unfairly judgmental of people on welfare, when he realizes that he is not so different from the people he'd been judging, you can see the light bulb go on over his head. It took me months longer, but a light bulb went on for me as well when I revisited this experience watching the video: I'm not so different from James.At some level, I'd been judging James and other white Christian conservatives, particularly in the South. At the time of the interview, back in August 2013, I remember feeling a lot of compassion for James as he tried to figure out what to do about his personal dilemma, "Should I draw from SSI? Do I need the help?"James' personal need is in terrible conflict with his political beliefs, his sense of self, and a story about America, I'll call it the Confederate South story, that he had being using to make sense of life. The basic story that I had been using, I'll call it the New America story, is different from his, but it operates in the same way in my life.The basic story gives us a constant framework for understanding most of what happens in the public sphere and where the public and private intersect: these are the good people; these are the bad people; these are our values; these are their values, etc.His basic story of America had led him to think that "most people on welfare are lazy and don't deserve it." My basic story of America had led me to think that James and his father are stuck in their regressive worldview, and their cognitive problem is maki