To deny empathy to Kirk and his camp is to undermine our stand against the very divisiveness we criticise.
To deny empathy to Kirk and his camp is to undermine our stand against the very divisiveness we criticise.
By Christopher Rhodes
Lecturer in Government at Harvard University and lecturer in Social Sciences at Boston University.
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