That sounds very cool! I’d be very interested in reading it, whenever it’s available. Specially knowing that it involved some soul searching from the author.

It’s easy to forget that no one is the villain in their own book. While the views might be now outdated, taking a moment to consider the other person’s perspective, even if it doesn’t align with my own, can really help with reaching a common understanding. There’s a drastic change when you see your ultra racist uncle as a man that’s simply absolutely frightened of change, and that is something I can get on with. Empathy goes a long way.

I’d also like to adhere to the feeling: Fuck Nestle. Nothing more to add.

This is a great way to put it! Totally agree