How to be a Confident Pluralist, Danielle Allen | UW-Madison Diversity Forum 2023, Day One

Dr. Danielle Allen a professor of public policy, politics, and ethics at Harvard University delivers the Day One keynote address at the 2023 Diversity Forum.
Conflict entrepreneurs-operating both inside and outside our borders-have recently turned the dizzying and wonderful pluralism of the U.S. into the backdrop for a culture war. Countering the conflict entrepreneurs is necessary to reanimate the promise of democracy. This requires learning how to be a confident pluralist. A confident pluralist is committed to defending a baseline picture of universal human rights; is committed to non-violence and free expression; is able and eager to engage productively across a wide range of viewpoints, backgrounds, lived experiences, perspectives, and identities; and is skilled at converting disagreement into purposive negotiation and shared learning.
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Bravo. We need more Danielle Allens in the world.

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Danielle S. Allen ​ es una politóloga estadounidense. Es la directora del Centro de Ética Edmond J. Safra en la Universidad de Harvard. Antes de unirse a la facultad en Harvard en 2015, Allen fue docente del Institute for Advanced Study​​ en Princeton, Nueva Jersey.​​ Allen es hija del reconocido politólogo William B.