Jay Smooth, founder of New York’s longest running hip-hop radio show, WBAI’s Underground Railroad, hosts ill doctrine, a hip-hop video blog featuring hard-hitting, thoughtful social commentary.
Smooth recently posted “How to Tell People They Sound Racist“, a video with advice on having one of the most difficult conversations there is, and underscores the difference between the “what they did” conversation and the “what they are” conversation.
(Hat tip to Bill Warters at Campus ADR Tech Blog.)
Joe Stulberg points out examples of what negotiable issues are in a mediation as opposed to mediating parties' emotions and labels.
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