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We all know that friendship and community are essential pillars of life. So why can it be so hard to build and maintain new connections? Lee Arden is a writer and community organizer who argues that hyper-individualism is keeping us apart. In their new book, The Politics of Lonely: Why Is Friendship So Hard?, Lee says a less lonely world is possible.
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