The aim wouldn’t be to exclude people — but to bring us all together.
One morning this January, Yulia Wardani stepped into a small office in downtown Newark to change her identity.Twenty-seven years earlier, Wardani, born and raised in Jakarta, Indonesia, had married an American man. They had built a happy life together: two kids, a house in the Jersey suburbs, a cluster of close friends. But she had never become a U.S. citizen, because doing so meant relinquishing her citizenship in Indonesia, where much of her family lives.
The real value is in the preparation, not the performance. Test-takers review the questions and practice their answers. Family members quiz them around the kitchen table. They read. They learn. The exercise demands they carve out space to stop and think.“Rituals prompt reflection on shared values,” Michael Norton, a Harvard Business School professor, told me. As he explains in aCitizenship is a concept rich with meaning.
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