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SUMMARY:Today’s need for greater empathy and “thicker skin” (Intel)
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	We&rsquo;re increasingly bombarded from all sides with shouts of alarm. Urgent calls to action rally people who agree, and ascribe evil intent to those who don&rsquo;t. If we&rsquo;re not offended at the evil intent driving the &ldquo;other side,&rdquo; then &ndash; it&rsquo;s presumed &ndash; we must be ignorant or stupid &hellip; or, worse, we don&rsquo;t really care. If we talk about a need for &ldquo;thicker skin,&rdquo; are we promoting an insult culture and giving a &ldquo;pass&rdquo; to those who say hateful, inaccurate things about us? If we talk about a need for &ldquo;greater sensitivity,&rdquo; are we agreeing with others who&rsquo;ve labelled us mean-spirited bigots? The loudest voices shout that, if we talk about &ldquo;greater sensitivity and thicker skin,&rdquo; we&rsquo;re naively playing into the hands of the evil conspirators; that we&rsquo;re adding credence to their groundless cause. Are they right? The answer is no. Join us to hear why!</p>

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