We all have our cultural attachments. We're all born in a specific place, but when we come into the realm of how we should behave,

what are the right ethics for society, what are the right politics for society?

We have to leave our particular attachments at the door and

embrace the notion of a human family where everyone is equal. Hey Jason Gatis here. Welcome to the Relationship School Podcast. This show focuses on

human behavior, psychology, and relationships.

It's for people who are into growth and development.

It's for people who wrestle with the paradox of self-acceptance and self-mastery.

If you want to gain more self-awareness, have a better relationship with yourself,

and more fulfilling relationships with others, this show is for you.

It's my belief and my experience that your life satisfaction,

your health and well-being, and your longevity will be determined

by how much confidence you have in your most important relationships, including the one with

yourself.

All right, in this episode, I have an amazing guest I've been following for quite a while now

I've been wanting to get him on the show to talk about race racism and how we

Really how can we hold this conversation that's so important to so many of us

and how can we just be good people out in the world, being considerate of our privilege and our impact, where the starting line is. Coleman and I, Coleman Hughes is my guest, and we get

into all of these questions.

Coleman is a writer, podcaster, an opinion columnist

who specializes in issues related to race,

public policy, and applied ethics.

Coleman's writing has been featured in the New York Times,

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