A woman is unsure about attending her brother's daughter's wedding due to political differences, which she feels is a moral issue due to the ongoing political unrest in the US. She has not seen her brother for several years and feels it's distasteful to associate with those who support these views. However, she argues that being in the same room with someone with whom you disagree doesn't suggest cosigning on their opinions, especially if their opinions are not the subject of the gathering. The author suggests that skipping the wedding may not be beneficial to your family but may find other ways to improve their relationship.