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Harvard Study: 39% of Young Americans Find Political Violence Acceptable in Certain Scenarios, While 61% Oppose It
A recent Harvard study indicates that 39% of young Americans believe rising political violence can be acceptable under certain circumstances. CBS News reporter Jared Ochacher conducted interviews revealing conflicted feelings among this group. Many expressed unease about the trend.
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A Harvard study has found that 39% of young Americans believe rising political violence can be acceptable under at least one circumstance, according to CBS News. CBS News asked around with young Americans to explore their views on the issue. These discussions highlighted a sense of conflict among participants.
The interviews revealed that many young Americans felt conflicted and uneasy about rising political violence, CBS News reported. Participants described their mixed emotions when asked about the acceptability of such actions in specific scenarios.
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