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Friday Roundtable: Who are we as a nation after this election?

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In the wake of the one of the most tumultuous and chaotic election seasons in recent history, who are we are we as Americans?

Do we still share a common purpose — a collective ideal? How do we return to a sense of cohesiveness as citizens? How do we react as the rest of the world wonders what happened here?

To hear the entire conversation, use the audio player above.

MPR News host Kerri Miller was joined by St. Kate's University professor, Taiyon Coleman, professor of Ojibwe at Bemidji State University, Tony Treuer, and Broderick Greer, curate at Grace St. Luke's Episcopal Church in Memphis.