Daryl Davis on Getting KKK Members to Leave the Klan, Policing in America, and Lacking Bitterness | Ep. 106

Daryl Davis, an accomplished musician and author, is known for his remarkable work persuading KKK members to leave the hate group. In this engaging discussion, he shares personal anecdotes about growing up in diverse environments and his transformative encounters with racism. He emphasizes the importance of dialogue and empathy in addressing race relations. Daryl also critiques current educational approaches to racial issues, explores activism dynamics, and reflects on his music career's racial barriers, showcasing the power of connection across divides.