We're not trying to
change people's minds.
We’re just trying to lower the temperature.
Peace is a product of understanding ourselves and those who disagree with us. We don’t have to come to a consensus, but we can begin to mitigate our current social animosity by recognizing the dynamics that contribute to the way we perceive reality and our opposition. We call this practice Political Mindfulness.
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Discourse Report: The Death of Colin Powell
Colin Powell’s family announced his passing on Monday, saying the former Secretary of State died from complications of COVID-19. The…
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Dave Chappelle’s Netflix Special: Misunderstood or harmful?
Netflix released Dave Chappelle’s latest comedy special, The Closer, to a firestorm on social media. Netflix co-CEO Ted Sarandos has…
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Archbishop of the Military Services Says Catholic Troops Can Refuse Vaccine
The Archbishop of the Military Services released a statement saying Catholic service members can refuse the vaccine on religious grounds. …
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Raiders’ Head Coach Jon Gruden Resigns Over Emails
Las Vegas Raiders’ Head Coach Jon Gruden resigned on Monday after a New York Times investigation brought some internal emails…
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