10% Happier with Dan Harris How to Call People In (Instead of Calling Them Out) | Loretta Ross
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Dec 12, 2022 In this engaging discussion, Loretta Ross, a radical Black feminist and activist, champions the idea of 'calling in' as a more compassionate alternative to the divisive 'calling out.' She shares insights on fostering constructive conversations in a polarized society and the nuances of social justice. Loretta emphasizes the importance of empathy and tailored communication to bridge gaps and transform dialogue toward accountability. With a focus on listening and understanding, she offers practical strategies for maintaining humanity while engaging in difficult conversations.
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Worldview of Concentric Circles
- Loretta Ross views the world as comprised of concentric circles based on political alignment.
- These range from progressive (90%) to those who stormed the Capitol (25%) and violent extremists (0%).
Call In, Don't Call Out
- Call people in with love and respect, offering grace and forgiveness.
- Give people the benefit of the doubt; pause and allow for reflection and growth.
Working with Rapists and KKK Members
- Loretta Ross shares her experience working with incarcerated rapists and former KKK members.
- This experience taught her the importance of seeing humanity even in those who have caused harm.