Can cultivating love serve as a tool for social change?
In short: Writer and educator Chloé Valdary explores how pop culture figures like Kendrick Lamar and Moana can help us recognize our shared humanity and develop the resilience needed to address social inequality.
In this conversation, Chloé Valdary explains her method of using popular culture to foster connection and healing. She argues that the ability to love ourselves and others is a fundamental requirement for moving forward together as a society.
By examining cultural touchstones, Valdary suggests we can find the emotional tools necessary to advance social change and build the resilience required to repair systemic inequalities.
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