Can people with opposing views find common ground? Find out with the Norwood Conversations group at the Morrill Memorial Library on Tuesday April 23 at 7:00 pm. Deborah Holmwood and Barbara Hopcroft will share their opposing views on whether states should use Article 5 to push for an Amendment to overturn the “Citizens United” Supreme Court ruling.* They will continue their conversation with one another and the audience about whether it is possible today to truly listen to another’s different points of view. Is Civil Discourse possible, and can we find common ground? Is it part of our civic responsibility?

To reserve your seat, fill out the form below, call 781-769-0200 x110, or visit the library's Reference or Information desk. Light refreshments will be served.

* Citizen’s United ruling: The majority on the Supreme Court ruled that political spending is a form of protected speech under the First Amendment; the government cannot restrict corporations from supporting or denouncing political candidates.

This program is a partnership between Norwood Conversations and the Morill Memorial Library, and is hosted by Norwood Conversations. For more information on this group, go to https://www.meetup.com/Norwood-Conversation-Meetup/