Our Personal Narratives Often Ignore Facts


Leonard Pitts Jr. of The Miami Herald has written the commentary Our Personal Narratives Often Ignore Facts.

Ten years ago, Arthur Teitelbaum, then an official of the Anti-Defamation League, wrote in another context: Beware the moments when facts seem to confirm prejudices. Such times are traps, when the well-meaning are misled and the mean-spirited gain confidence.

Guilty as charged.  That is what my blog posts are all about.  Once or twice I have posted something that disproves one of my prejudices.  I can’t think of which post that is, but I know there is one.

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