Summary:
The book explores the psychology of good intentions and unconscious biases, offering insights and practical strategies for individuals seeking to support diversity and fight against prejudice in their personal and professional lives. It combines research from social psychology with personal stories and interviews to guide readers on how to become more inclusive, fair-minded "builders" of a just society.
Key points:
1. "Good-ish" Concept: Chugh suggests striving for continuous improvement and acknowledging biases, rather than aiming for perfection.
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