We lay out our confusing experiences with social justice contrasted against other cultures. Navigating how parts of us have suddenly become taboo in a world that should otherwise be more open than ever before.

We explore the challenges of coexisting in conflict-ridden modern cultures, finding ways to give empathy even when we don't receive it. Together we find purpose in our shared struggle to stay open.

Psychologist Neil Barnes from the UK joins us in reflecting on the causes of the "culture war" surrounding social justice. We go over the psychology of self identity and methods for building authentic, empowering communities.

We define disempowered relationships and roles compared to healthy and strong relationships. Looking at examples and challenges in our community building efforts, we discover better ways to deal with others' apathy.

We explore shared values in autonomy, anti-authoritarianism, creativity, mental and social health. Together we begin to see themes in those of us who find strong personal or moral disagreement with social justice, and trace back these issues to childhood and family.