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Empathy & Compassion

Empathy is more powerful than hate,

by adcrane|Published 20/07/2014

“Empathy is more powerful than hate, and our lives should be dedicated to making it go viral.”

We loved this powerful story of an American boy trained to hate who chose a peaceful path instead. He…

See it on Scoop.it, via Empathy and Compassion

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