The other compelling thought experiment is to imagine what it might be like in the other person’s shoes, faced with those prejudices, which works for different socio-economic statuses. Both thought experiments build empathy which is so important. When we get to know somebody who is in some way different than to us and hear their stories without being defensive that our hearts open a little more. Loved this post, thank you Nick!
The other compelling thought experiment is to imagine what it might be like in the other person’s shoes, faced with those prejudices, which works for different socio-economic statuses. Both thought experiments build empathy which is so important. When we get to know somebody who is in some way different than to us and hear their stories without being defensive that our hearts open a little more. Loved this post, thank you Nick!
Did you know that in the UK, people are more prejudiced against different accents than different skin color?
Does not surprise me in the least.
People will always find SOMETHING to divide us.