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Colin Raby

In the press · Article · November 3, 2021

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.

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Context

Raby 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.