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Public policy discussions are generally and consciously partisan, and we assume that participants in public policy discussion have a specific point of view which they seek to advance in the discussion.
Public affairs, on the other hand, generally claims to be non-partisan. It focuses on providing news and information without a conscious point of view.
Social activism[?] involves popular action and commentary on public affairs, as well as civil defense, and community emergency response teams.
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