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So Much for Empathetic Listening

So Much for Empathetic Listening

Students and faculty at the University of Virginia often talk about having “hard conversations” about the tragic realities. But do they have any interest in confronting discomfiting truths themselves? TJC contributing editor Jim Bacon writes.

So Much for Empathetic Listening

So Much for Empathetic Listening

Students and faculty at the University of Virginia often talk about having “hard conversations” about the tragic realities. But do they have any interest in confronting discomfiting truths themselves? TJC contributing editor Jim Bacon writes.

So Much for Empathetic Listening

So Much for Empathetic Listening

Students and faculty at the University of Virginia often talk about having “hard conversations” about the tragic realities. But do they have any interest in confronting discomfiting truths themselves? TJC contributing editor Jim Bacon writes.

So Much for Empathetic Listening

So Much for Empathetic Listening

Students and faculty at the University of Virginia often talk about having “hard conversations” about the tragic realities. But do they have any interest in confronting discomfiting truths themselves? TJC contributing editor Jim Bacon writes.

So Much for Empathetic Listening

So Much for Empathetic Listening

Students and faculty at the University of Virginia often talk about having “hard conversations” about the tragic realities. But do they have any interest in confronting discomfiting truths themselves? TJC contributing editor Jim Bacon writes.

So Much for Empathetic Listening

So Much for Empathetic Listening

Students and faculty at the University of Virginia often talk about having “hard conversations” about the tragic realities. But do they have any interest in confronting discomfiting truths themselves? TJC contributing editor Jim Bacon writes.

So Much for Empathetic Listening

So Much for Empathetic Listening

Students and faculty at the University of Virginia often talk about having “hard conversations” about the tragic realities. But do they have any interest in confronting discomfiting truths themselves? TJC contributing editor Jim Bacon writes.

So Much for Empathetic Listening

So Much for Empathetic Listening

Students and faculty at the University of Virginia often talk about having “hard conversations” about the tragic realities. But do they have any interest in confronting discomfiting truths themselves? TJC contributing editor Jim Bacon writes.

So Much for Empathetic Listening

So Much for Empathetic Listening

Students and faculty at the University of Virginia often talk about having “hard conversations” about the tragic realities. But do they have any interest in confronting discomfiting truths themselves? TJC contributing editor Jim Bacon writes.

So Much for Empathetic Listening

So Much for Empathetic Listening

Students and faculty at the University of Virginia often talk about having “hard conversations” about the tragic realities. But do they have any interest in confronting discomfiting truths themselves? TJC contributing editor Jim Bacon writes.

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