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America's Greatest Enemy: The Unevolving Virus of Prejudice
Original title: America's Greatest Enemy: The Unevolving Virus of Prejudice | John Phillips | TEDxJacksonville
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This talk addresses the societal impact of prejudice and the historical context of equality in the United States.
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This document is a transcript or summary of a TEDxJacksonville talk by John Phillips discussing the persistence of prejudice in American society. The speaker examines the gap between the American ideal of equality and the reality of ongoing social bias.
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- John Phillips delivered a talk titled 'America's Greatest Enemy: The Unevolving Virus of Prejudice' at TEDxJacksonville.
- The presentation explores the disconnect between the American founding principle that 'all men are created equal' and current societal behaviors.
Why It Matters
This talk addresses the societal impact of prejudice and the historical context of equality in the United States.
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The talk focuses on the persistence of prejudice in America and the challenge of living up to the ideal of equality.
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