But what’s interesting because of the moment we’re in, in society, where we’re all feeling inundated whether it’s politics, it’s the environmental crisis, crumbling infrastructure, failing schools, segregated neighborhoods, we are all feeling these mounting problems all around us. I think what’s important for us all think about is we all occupy both roles in different ways. Sally Kohn (SK): We are in interesting times when it comes to being an outsider versus being an insider. What does it mean to be an outsider? An insider?
Wanderlust (WL) : Let’s talk a little bit about this age that we’re living in. She set out to learn what caused people to be so removed, and in her travels working on a book ( The Opposite of Hate: A Field Guide to Repairing Our Humanity is available now) she postulated just what it is that causes us to separate ourselves into self-designated categories of “us” and “them.” Watch on for her learnings, and read below for more. In her years there, she learned an important lesson: Though she had long figured that her colleagues were full of hate-loud as they were with opinions that were far different than her own-she realized over time that it was she who was judging them. Sally Kohn spent 15 years as a community organizer before landing a job at Fox News as the token liberal on-air.
Want more from Sally? Learn from her in person at Wellspring in Downtown Palm Springs this October, and learn what it means to #ExperienceWell.
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