This election cycle has been divisive and draining. It’s forced Americans across the spectrum to interrogate their own beliefs, make compromises and reflect on how much further we have to go to reach our democratic ideals.
It’s brought out some of the worst of American society, exposing the fear, xenophobia and sexism that seems to always lie just below the surface of our politics. And understandably, it’s left many feeling spiritually bereft.
But Nov. 8 is when the rhetoric ends and the action begins. On this sacred day, Americans from all backgrounds will step away from their newspapers and televisions and put conviction into action by casting their vote.
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