We spoke with Trump supporters Karina Gaylord, who lives in Arvada and is a small business consultant, Annette Gonzalez of Pueblo, who takes care of five grandchildren, and Sandy Russell of Palmer Lake, who's a retired teacher who now works as a counselor. Our Clinton supporters were Adam Brock, of Denver, who does nonprofit consulting, and Brian Pacini, also of Denver, who works in data operations. Mehdi Khan of Aurora is an engineer and a Green Party voter.
Part I: Figuring Each Other Out
Audio: Six Coloradans Break Bread Together
Part II: Health Care, Race, Climate
Audio: Breaking Bread Part II: Health Care, Race, Climate
Part III: Muslims Visit A Church On Sunday
Breaking Bread: A Muslim Couple Attends a Pueblo Church
Part IV: Christians Visit A Mosque For Friday Prayer
Breaking Bread: Christians Attend A Mosque At Muslims' Invitation
Part V: Breaking Bread At The Office
Audio: Breaking Bread At The Office With Differing Politics
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Want To Heal Divisions? Try These Ideas
Research shows the American public has grown more polarized along partisan lines in the last two decades. These are some efforts underway in Colorado and across the country that try to build bridges.