Income inequality, religious polarization and old-fashion tribalism have narrowed our worlds. These authors reflect on what they’ve seen, heard and lived, and discuss whether it’s possible to bridge divides and if so, how to do we start.
| Fast Passes: | This event has free Fast Passes. Fast Passes are not available yet. |
| Where: | Student Union Gallagher Theater (Seats 337)  |
| When: | Sun, Mar 16, 4:00 pm - 4:55 pm |
| Signing area: | Sales & Signing Area - UA Campus Store Tent (following presentation)
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| Genres: | Current Issues / Politics / Social Science, Memoir / Essays / Creative Nonfiction |
| Moderator: | Samuel Brown |
| Sponsor: | Session made possible courtesy of C-SPAN / BookTV |
Jonathan Alter is a columnist, historian and documentary filmmaker. He is the author of three New York Times bestsellers about American presidents and covered the Trump felony trial for NYTimes Opinion, The Washington Monthly, and Old Goats, his Substack newsletter....
Catherine Bracy is a civic technologist and community organizer whose work focuses on the intersection of technology and political and economic inequality. She is the founder and CEO of TechEquity, was previously Code for America’s senior director of Partnerships and Ecosystem, and founded Code for All....
Katherine Stewart is the author of "The Power Worshippers," the award-winning book upon which the documentary feature, "God & Country," produced by Rob Reiner, is based. Her new book is "Money, Lies, and God....
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