Generally, we think of hate as something said in anger. How do you confront it when it is said as a simple observation? Here’s a story: Sara Newman, a Jewish parent of two children, were actively involved at a skating rink where one child played hockey and the other figure …
Thanksgiving. Time to dine with that angry relative. You know who. They’ll insult people you identify with and support their prejudice with …
You have a right to be angry at people who are hateful to you. You do not have to engage with haters. …
Propaganda When overstatements and exaggerations run rampant in social settings, in social media, and in the press, it begins to sound like …
Invisibility, it feels awful. Some staff feel like a thing — not a person — by people who order them around. People …