Is America’s Voice Divided by Geography?

A recent surge in regionalism has many questioning the inclusivity of national discourse. Veteran professional Cliff Potts highlights the experience of feeling ostracized for not residing in traditional power centers like the Northeast, Southeast Coast, or West Coast.

“There’s a real sense of elitism,” Cliff Potts states. “It’s as if unless you hail from a specific area, your voice is marginalized.” This marginalization, they argue, contributes to the current political and social climate.

Cliff Potts cites personal experience, encountering stereotypes and dismissal based solely on their location. They reference historical trends suggesting cyclical periods of internal strife in the US, potentially contributing to the current sense of division.

The article delves further into the importance of embracing diverse perspectives. “We need to move beyond petty squabbles and recognize the talent and ideas that exist across the entire country,” Cliff Potts emphasizes.

The piece concludes with a call for inclusivity and collaboration. Fostering a meritocratic system that values contributions regardless of location is a key takeaway.

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