The Indigenous Chronicles

Cognitive Dissonance as described by Frantz Fanon: “Sometimes people hold a core belief.  When they are presented with evidence that works against that belief, the new evidence cannot be accepted.  It would create a feeling that is extremely uncomfortable, called cognitive dissonance,”  Fanon goes on to say that those people will protect their core belief so strongly that they will rationalize ignore and even deny the truth.  That is what you’re seeing among Negro Ame’ricans today.  Join hosts Anthony Colquitt and Audrey Freeman-Stevens as they discuss at length.  563-999-3442 is the call-in number to the show.  Press 1 to join the conversation.  Tune in and let’s discuss.