cool visuals. the game play is pretty basic though. it would have been nicer to have the game play reflect more the ideology, i found myself playing a color matching game rather than looking at the characters overly stereotypical responses. (but i mean conveying ideas and character with pictures is pretty hard to do so i don't blame you.)
i feel that there could have been a bit more intricacy when talking to people. perhaps instead of them being good or bad and having only to push a button to talk with them to discover what there true intentions are, which are assigned a color based on some randomly assigned value as there character.
to make it more intricate you could have the option of choosing the topic and use the color as a variable to gauge how well received that comment was mixed with the results of the previous interactions. so you could talk to a person find what they are interested in and when you have built up a good rapport with the person then ask them about going to the march or whatever.
people can change their beliefs if someone (you) challenge their idea's/stereotypes by offering a good example of why their beliefs are flawed through their(your) own character.