Why is it that people who think so far on one extreme are incapable of seeing another perspective? Are they simply narrow-minded? Do they choose to remain ignorant out of convenience? Or might there be a neurological aspect to it? Tune into our latest episode to learn more.
 
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Being Antiracist is a Privilege (OPDICH-049)

We live in a world where misconceptions lead to division. Society makes everything black and white, when it’s really all just somewhere in between.

We're all different, but it’s those very differences that make us all human… which ironically makes us not so different. We just need the opportunity to listen to each others' perspectives.

Co-hosted by Paul Kim and Jedidiah Kim, the Operation Dichotomy podcast showcases tough conversations, taboo topics, and exploration of how different ends of a spectrum can co-exist.


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