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Listening
Insights from the Disagree Better Summit
I was honored to be asked to speak at the memorial site of the 1995 Oklahoma City Bombing that claimed the lives of 168 innocent Americans and injured 500 more.
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Protest with dignity, and respond with dignity too
One very wise fifth grader in Illinois is leading the way on how to act when you’re mad or sad.
I hope that even in these times where there is so much pain and contempt being expressed in our country and around the world, we can continue to create a more safe and healthy culture for future generations.
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Making a Choice
As a country, we may not be as divided as we think on issues, but the “outrage industrial complex” of social media, news media, and politics is indeed polarizing and often hateful.
Earlier this week, our friends at Axios ran a piece that explored the forces that contribute to contempt under the headline, “Polarization is a choice, not a destiny.”
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