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Civil discourse is a term used frequently (some would argue not frequently enough), but defined rarely. As a start, here is a working definition:

Civil discourse is engagement in conversation intended to enhance understanding. Done well, it can drive to insight that is actionable in the context of furthering individual dignity and improving society.

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