So that's how I know this. Specifically, I put the book down because and I'll tell you the premise of Don't Label Me, it is very self explanatory. We label people, and then each label has assumptions associated to it. And because of that, we have preconceived notions of who the person is before we actually go into a conversation with them. Now, I identify as a libertarian in terms of my political policies
You I recently read this book hung on the horizon if you ask me, it's after a long time I have come across a book that to a historical fiction that I finished reading in one sitting. The book was so fascinating it was so fascinating that it talked about two characters, a young six year old boy, Keshav, and a man, Gajay Singh Keshav, born in a family that have central political policies and Gajay, who is completely on the left leaning
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That sounds so interesting. I am totally intrigued. Thank you for the suggestions. Yay. Happy reading. Bye