Choose to be Curious Curiosity to Go, Ep. 36: Attending to What Is Passed Over
Sep 19, 2018
Curiosity is explored as a political force that demands attention to overlooked stories. The discussion highlights historical injustices, particularly lynching, urging listeners to confront uncomfortable truths. By embracing curiosity, we can amplify marginalized voices and foster empathy through history. This thought-provoking conversation challenges us to reflect on our roles in addressing societal issues and encourages a mindset that champions awareness and understanding.
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Curiosity Is Political
- Curiosity is inherently political because it focuses on certain questions and ignores others.
- Its power lies in asking unexpected questions and including overlooked people, enabling social change.
Use Curiosity For Good
- Use curiosity as a tool to empower positive change and attend to overlooked people and questions.
- Choose curiosity intentionally to make the world a better place.
Curiosity Counters Racism
- Prejudice and racism stem from a lack of curiosity about others' humanity.
- Facing uncomfortable historical truths is necessary for cultural and societal change.