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Melanie Sturm

Aspen
As seen in: MDPI, Substack, OnEarth Magazine, NewsBreak, Seacoast Online, The Aspen Times, Aspen Daily News, Post Independent, Steamboat Pilot & Today, Voices for Maine's Environment
Challenging our era’s curated tribalism, Melanie strives to lead people to common ground urging: Think Again, you might change your mind. Founder @Engaged2Win
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Why Does America Make People Cry?

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By Melanie Sturm
| Substack
On the left is Sebastian, the German soccer fan whose unexpected love for America inspired this essay. On the right are New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani and the Democratic Socialist candidates he endorsed—Claire Valdez, Adrán Chevalier, and Milat Kiros—all of whom won their primaries. As a lifelong college football fan, I’ve always found soccer boring. Waiting two hours for the first goal in the World Cup final confirmed it. But I’ve become a fan of soccer fans – and the America they discovered.
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Think Again...you might change your mind

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By Melanie Sturm
| thinkagainusa.com
Protesters outside the White House Correspondents’ Dinner, Washington, D.C. on April 25, 2026 The White House Correspondents’ Dinner is meant to celebrate a free press—and the idea that disagreement doesn’t require violence. This year, it became something else. Outside, protesters held signs reading “Death to all of them.” Inside, the event was interrupted by another attempted assassination of President Trump—this time targeting members of his cabinet.
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Think Again...you might change your mind

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By Melanie Sturm
| thinkagainusa.com
No Monty Python scene sticks in the mind quite like the Black Knight sketch — not for the blood and gore, but for the knight’s delusional arrogance.
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