Joan Scanlan and her sister-in-law got into a political argument on Facebook. “I just went into complete attack mode.”
Members of the Laurendine-Scanlan family of suburban New Orleans always held differing political views. Some are liberal and others are conservative. Like many families, they didn’t talk politics during gatherings. Then the 2016 presidential election came and a flame war erupted among some of them on Facebook.
Aunts, uncles and cousins who once celebrated Thanksgiving and Christmas together haven’t done so since 2015. Neither side can remember exactly what post started it all—they couldn’t find the old posts and think they...
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