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\section{Colorability}  %\subsection{STABILITY and 2-COLORABILITY}  In the above, we have worked at the intersection of two models of opinion diffusion, the deGroot model, and the propositional opinion diffusion model. However, there is more to say about how the two frameworks relate.   Let us take a brief detour towards a second special case of propositional opinion diffusion, the case of agents all aggregating with the unanimity rule. To do so, we have to abandon the BDPs and relax the functionality constraint on influence graphs. In terms of DeGroot processes, we consider the cases where opinions are still binary but influence does not have to be.  There are two stability-related questions, given an initial model:   \begin{enumerate}