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The problem isn’t apathy. It’s about teaching students where power lives

Summary by West Hawaii Today
American politics has become so nationalized that many people — especially students — no longer know where their participation ought to be focused. Every issue feels federal, every fight existential, and every outcome distant.

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The problem isn’t apathy. It’s about teaching students where power lives

American politics has become so nationalized that many people — especially students — no longer know where their participation ought to be focused. Every issue feels federal, every fight existential, and every outcome distant.

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West Hawaii Today broke the news in on Tuesday, February 3, 2026.
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