See how LSU students identify politically and how some are fighting polarization on campus
By Maddie Scott & Bella Dardano · The Reveille
As executive chairman of Tigers for Civilized Politics, Raby makes the case for civil discourse over winning arguments.
Read the full story at The ReveilleRaby was executive chairman of Tigers for Civilized Politics, a student club working against polarization by giving students of every view a place to talk. "As long as people are learning things that maybe they hadn't considered and hearing other people's point of views, I think that's a win for everyone involved," he told The Reveille.


