Fear = hate.

 “Hate stems I believe from fear, the fear of the unknown.”

It’s easy to default into hating something due to a lack of understanding.

Opinions fuel groups of people to think irrationally.

We’ve seen this play out with the Civil Rights movement all the way to Charlottesville and beyond.

Daryl, a musician by trade, grew up in a time where he faced blatant racism on a regular basis.

He became known nationwide as the black man who would attend KKK rallies to understand why their prejudice was so strong.

His unorthodox approach has claimed to been directly responsible for dozens of people leaving the Klan.

The easiest way to dislike anything is to disregard the topic and not go forth to understand the other side’s perspective.

Some content to dive into over the weekend:

Daryl Davis Biography

Why I, as a black man, attend KKK rallies. | Ted Talk

Daryl Davis on the Joe Rogan Experience