Guy Kawasaki's Remarkable People Dolly Chugh: How to Drive Social Change
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Oct 19, 2022 
Psychologist Dolly Chugh explores how unconscious bias shapes everyday interactions, why getting names right matters, and how to move beyond the myth of being a perfectly good person. The conversation also digs into whitewashed history, familiar fables about social change, and ways to face uncomfortable truths about the past.
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Introduction
00:00 • 2min
JD Vance's Alignment With Trump
02:11 • 2min
The Gist of Bias
04:15 • 2min
Is There a Conscious Bias?
06:45 • 2min
Unconscious Bias - A Great Story
08:25 • 2min
Do You Think the Democratic Party Needs More Heat or More Light?
10:30 • 4min
How to Say a Last Name
14:14 • 3min
Being Goodish Means Being Better Today Than Yesterday
16:52 • 2min
The Little House and the Prairie by Laura Ingalls Wilder
19:08 • 5min
We Can Deal With Those Emotions
24:26 • 1min
Are We Doing Our Kids Any Favors?
25:54 • 2min
Becoming a Gritty Patriotism
27:36 • 2min
Is the German Approach to the Holocaust a Better Approach?
29:32 • 2min
The Most Important Things That We Need to Unlearn
31:44 • 3min
What to Unlearn?
35:04 • 2min
The Three Red Flags of Fabled Detection
36:54 • 2min
Is Divisiveness a Bad Thing?
39:09 • 5min
I Don't Love My Children Less When I Help Them Be Their Best Selves
44:14 • 2min
Let's Find the Other Side of Rosa Parks
45:50 • 2min
Dolly Biden, Can We Talk to You?
47:29 • 3min
George Tickei and Manzanar Camps
50:57 • 2min
How to Affirm Your Values
52:44 • 4min