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College Park Business Showcase and Job Fair...presented by Ward II Councilman Joe Carn!!!

Saturday, November 1, 2025
11:00 am to 3:00 pm
Georgia International Convention Center/Gateway Campus

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In recent years, the prospect of a political assassination such as Charlie Kirk’s — carried out before a stunned crowd in broad daylight — has hung over a nation riven by factional fury. Elected officials whispered about it in green rooms and on campaign buses. When the moment arrived, it unfolded with chilling precision: a campus stage, a microphone, a single burst of gunfire. Where it will lead now is an ominous question with no obvious answers.

“I think the evidence is clear that we're at a dangerous point of potential escalation," says Shannon Hiller, executive director of Princeton University's Bridging Divides Initiative, which tracks political violence in the United States. A range of forces, she argues—the widespread use of dehumanizing rhetoric, the availability of fi****ms, the spread of disinformation, vanishing trust in institutions—have converged to create an intractable problem. “It’s the confluence of all of these things that we’re living in," she says. "And it’s why it’s so hard to put a finger on a single solution to get us out of it.”

Kirk’s killing could become not just a tragedy but a catalyst—an event that radicalizes ever more Americans, less an aberration than a feature of our increasingly perilous national politics.

Read more: https://time.com/7316280/charlie-kirk-dead-political-violence/?utm_source=facebook&utm_medium=social&utm_campaign=editorial&utm_content=110925

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