Opinion | Shasta Unfiltered Walk into a coffee shop in Redding, attend a school board meeting, or scroll through local social media these days, and you can feel the shift. Conversations that once bridged differences now carry an edge. Neighbors who used to disagree agreeably sometimes eye each other with suspicion. It’s not just “politics.” It’s something deeper — a cultural drift that data shows is fraying the everyday trust and cooperation we rely on in places like Shasta C