The chapter explores the concepts of identity, cognitive dissonance, and navigating difficult conversations, highlighting the importance of separating beliefs from personal identity. It delves into the challenges faced by individuals exonerated from wrongful convictions and reflects on turning personal pain into advocacy. The chapter emphasizes the significance of open and honest communication with children about difficult life experiences, drawing parallels to discussing taboo subjects like prison and sex.
ABOUT AMANDA KNOX
At 20 years old, Amanda Knox was wrongfully convicted for a horrific murder she did not commit. After spending years in prison, she was definitively exonerated by Italy's highest court and allowed to return home to America. Today, she is an exoneree, journalist, advocate for justice and author of the New York Times bestselling memoir, Waiting To Be Heard.
Amanda joined host Robert Glazer on the Elevate Podcast to discuss her astonishing story, her perspective of justice and resilience, the damaging effect of confirmation bias, and much more.
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