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We would like to speak to people whose views have shifted to the right as they’ve aged, or if you’ve noticed it among older relatives.

Do you find that your views differ from other generations in your family? How has it affected relationships between grown-up children and parents, or even grandchildren and grandparents? What are the reasons for people’s change in views? What have you done to try and bridge the distance, and has it worked?

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