What can America learn from civil conflicts in other countries, and how can we, together as citizens, take a stand for peace?
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But the question of whiteness is a profound one, arching over history, society, psychology and identity. Is whiteness a cancer? A legitimate identity? Or is it just another divisive racial category that obscures the value of the individual?
The answer is complicated for a Black man like me.
This piece headed the Braver Angels Weekend Newsletter for July 17th, 2022.
Each one of us can, and should always seek to, keep growing and changing for the better. But our only hope is for others to give us the space, and the grace, to do so.
“We’ve pushed the envelope a little bit – particularly with developing new workshop ideas – and had to negotiate with the powers that be in order to have quality control and ensure it’s a positive Braver Angels experience. But that is what we do.”
Yvonne Boyd didn’t go back to England after all. Instead, she’s become a powerhouse resource for organizers — and more
What can America learn from civil conflicts in other countries, and how can we, together as citizens, take a stand for peace?
A Trump supporter interviews a Biden supporter on everything from Hunter Biden to January 6th.
Bertrand Cooper explores the specific struggles of the black poor in contrast with black America at large.
Should conservatives empathize with the left on race?
April Lawson discusses Braver Angels with ACTA (American Council of Trustees and Alumni) and their partnership in the College Debates program.
Therapeutic pop artist Muunie talks with Alma Cook about how becoming “the most healed version of herself” has helped her radically love others.
T.J. Troy believes artistic freedom and integrity comes first. Read how the Grammy-winning percussionist’s worldview was shaped by international travel—and why he believes music has lost its cultural resonance.
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