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What kinds of difference should be celebrated? How can you quit looking at others -- who may see the world and approach life and living (and philosophy and politics) in diametrically different ways than you do -- as 'the other.' How can we forge a greater sense of fellow feeling with all our fellow humans, regardless of their dispositions, stances, outlooks? I delve into such questions with highly esteemed and greatly admired kindred spirit Malka Kopell, co-founder of Civity (Civity.org), which is "a culture of deliberately engaging in relationships of respect and empathy with others who are different." Listen in.
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