Chapter
The Link Between Supremacist Beliefs and Insecurity
01:39 - 10:21 (08:42)
Theory of Enchantment founder, Chloé Valdary, suggests that supremacist ways of thinking stem from an individual's inferiority complex and lack of self-refinement practices, which make them susceptible to the overcompensating impulse to feel superior to those around them. By dealing with the human condition in healthy ways, including vulnerability, mortality, and baggage, people can learn to combat supremacist ways of thinking and become more accepting of themselves and others.
Clips
The root of supremacist ways of thinking is often an inferiority complex caused by a lack of self-worth, belonging or sense of meaning.
01:39 - 05:35 (03:55)
Summary
The root of supremacist ways of thinking is often an inferiority complex caused by a lack of self-worth, belonging or sense of meaning. To combat this, self-refinement practices that address the human condition need to be incorporated into anti-racism training.
ChapterThe Link Between Supremacist Beliefs and Insecurity
EpisodeEnchantment with Chloe Valdary
PodcastA Bit of Optimism
Dr. King's lesson on surviving racial oppression is to avoid falling into a spirit of revenge, resentment or self-righteousness.
05:35 - 10:21 (04:46)
Summary
Dr. King's lesson on surviving racial oppression is to avoid falling into a spirit of revenge, resentment or self-righteousness. By recognizing the complexity that exists within oneself and others, and by dealing healthily with issues, one is less likely to otherize and condescend to those around them.