Trump and the United States seen from Route 66: in Chicago, "not all topics need to divide us"

A humorous SMS sparked a journey along Route 66, celebrating its centenary. The iconic road, once connecting Chicago to Santa Monica, evokes nostalgia for a bygone America. Travelers seek to rediscover a less politically charged, more peaceful version of the country, away from the divisive rhetoric of contemporary media. They aim to reconnect with the cultural essence of the 1950s and 1960s, exploring a side of America often overlooked.