In today's political landscape, the labels of "left" and "right" are deeply ingrained in our vocabulary. We use these labels to categorize ourselves, our friends, and even strangers. But are these labels truly representative of our beliefs, or are they oversimplified boxes that force complex individuals into a linear system? In this thought-provoking discussion with Hyrum Lewis, a professor of history at BYU Idaho, we explore the inherent flaws in the left versus right thinking and how it hinders productive political discourse.
Challenging the Paradigm of Left/Right Labels
Challenging the Paradigm of Left/Right Labels
Challenging the Paradigm of Left/Right Labels
In today's political landscape, the labels of "left" and "right" are deeply ingrained in our vocabulary. We use these labels to categorize ourselves, our friends, and even strangers. But are these labels truly representative of our beliefs, or are they oversimplified boxes that force complex individuals into a linear system? In this thought-provoking discussion with Hyrum Lewis, a professor of history at BYU Idaho, we explore the inherent flaws in the left versus right thinking and how it hinders productive political discourse.