Differences naturally arise in seeking to identify the diverse values of a learning community (Practice M1). To prevent these differences from growing into divisions, these conversations need to be rooted in humility. Seeking to address the conflict of a sharply-divided nation, Robert George and Cornel West—two individuals who in some ways operate at opposite ends of the political spectrum—issue this joint call to humility that is wrapped in the companion character assets of “honesty and courage.”
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To unite the country, we need honesty and courage
Article
10 minutes
By: Boston Globe, Robert P. George and Cornel West
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By: ASU, Center for Services Leadership
Honesty or humility
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3 minutes
By: Scale Architect
The HEXACO personality inventory
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25 minutes
By: University of Calgary
Embrace ambiguity
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1 minutes
By: IDEO
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10 minutes
By: New York Times, Philip Fernbach and Steven Sloman