Most of us, when formulating an opinion or perspective about a cultural issue tend to look at one side of the story – myself included. But if we have any chance of making societal and cultural changes that actually improve our way of life, it's crucial that we look at what we see from all sides.

That's what my guest today, Brandon Tatum, and I talk about – seeing problems from all angles and waiting for all the information before formulating opinions. We cover the Kyle Rittenhouse and Ahmaud Arbery cases, the dangers of the "Defund the Police" movement and what, if any reform in policing is needed, whether or not systemic racism actually exists, our emotions and our responses to them, use of force laws, and so much more.

SHOW HIGHLIGHTS:

• Online vs. offline conversations
• Context is often lacking, or overlooked, in online posts
• There are ALWAYS two sides to every story
• Young men must learn to harness their masculinity
• People have had to die so that we can have conversations about equality
• You WANT to face adversity, so that you can become better
• You choose how you view any situation
• Double standards in race and politics
• Pressures of being a black police officer
• We're in a police depression
• Room for improvement in law enforcement
• If something sounds crazy…do more research
• Never make a decision after hearing only one side of an argument

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