Bybee discusses How Civility Works in Teen Vogue

Bybee discusses How Civility Works in Teen Vogue

January 24, 2017

Teen Vogue

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Keith Bybee talks about civility in regard to the recent election along with his book, How Civility Works, in the Teen Vogue article, "What Trump and the Election Can Teach Us About Being Civil to One Another." 01/24/17

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