In this episode of Question It, we dive into the damaging effects of superiority and explore why equality and peace remain elusive when one group sees itself as inherently better than another. Drawing from a poignant scene in Outlander and real-world parallels, we examine how feelings of inferiority and a lack of mutual respect perpetuate division and emotional pain. What would change if we valued every human being equally, regardless of background or beliefs? Join the conversation as we rethink how we treat one another and consider pathways to a more united and compassionate world.

Key Takeaway: True peace and equality can only be achieved when we let go of superiority and recognize the inherent value in every human being.

Peace. Love. Connect.

Links/References:

Original Post: https://kevinrstrauss.com/equality-peace-fail-when-superiority-reigns

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And a few sample questions we might discuss:

1. Why do you think a person or group of people believe they are superior to others? 
2. Can you recall a time when you felt valued or devalued by others, and how did it shape your perspective on belonging? 
3. How do you personally challenge or reinforce ideas of superiority in your interactions with others? 
4. What small action could you take today to better acknowledge and celebrate the value in someone else? 

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