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Sent :  April 6
From :  Telia H
Hey dr. phil
 i know class is pretty much over but i was just reading over some of the blogs and i was reading one from lauren.
 i just wanted to add that yea i think that the ilimination of inequalities seems totally perplexing, and people are always going to have bias's and people are always going to make unconscious judgments. But what i think can change is the attitude in which we address these matters, and the illimjination of irrational and down right mean judgements that people make. There's a difference between a nieve and inoscent prejudice and a harsh diliberate one.
 i think if people address situations with an attitude of humbleness, if people can dispassionantly let go of the fact that everyone wants to be right, and detatch from our ego's we might actually get somewhere. i think biases and judgements will continue to ezist, we can't possibly look at everything from all perspectives and understand everything, but we can try to be more undertanding and open minded, and when we pass a judgment openly admit to it, because when it comes down to it we all hold prejudices against people, and unconsciously i think were all a little racists and sexist and all the others, we just gotta recongnize it learn and move on to the next thing instead of gettin all defensive.
didn't mean to offend anyone with the last statement, its just my opinion.
t