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.
Featured Analyses
Analysis
A Timeline of the Dave Chappelle Narratives
After weeks of controversy, Dave Chappelle responded to criticisms of his latest comedy special. Throughout the month of October, the…
Analysis
Rolling Stone reports January 6th organizers met with members of the GOP
Rolling Stone published an interview with two organizers of the Stop the Steal rally who say they met with a…
Analysis
TRUTH Social: Faithful to its name, or a hub for misinformation?
On Wednesday, Donald Trump announced the formation of Trump Media and Technology Group, which will launch a social platform called…
Analysis
San Francisco In-N-Out Temporarily Closed for Not Requiring Proof of Vaccination
Last week, the San Francisco Department of Public Health temporarily shut down the city’s In-n-Out location after employees failed to…
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