Resources

Moral Landscapes (Psychology Today blog)

• Breastfeeding as Companionship: An Ancient Tradition
  Many people seem to misconceive breastfeeding as a passing of food-like nutrients to baby. It is far more.
• The Psychology of Donald Trump
  Acording to Mary Trump's book, Donald Trump grew up in a household that undermined empathy, kindness, and virtue, and encouraged viciousness in the boys.
• The Hows and Whys of Attachment Parenting
  Attachment parenting is often misunderstood. Nicholson and Parker wrote the manual to clear things up.
• Natives Foster Happy People Without Overthinking
  Jean Liedloff stumbled into the Amazon and found thriving babies and communities. She was astonished.
• Ecocentrism: What May Be Needed to Save Our Species
  How can we restore our heritage of nested, earth-centered living? Understanding humanity’s past (and alternative present) is one place to start.
• Inhuman Treatment of Others Is a Thought Away
  We can all become dehumanizers, says David Livingstone Smith in his new book, "On Inhumanity."
• Know How Your Implicit Associations Are Fostered
  Implicit associations are trained up by experiences. But there may be ways to guide your implicit mind.
• Socially Distanced? Get Closer to Nature
  We become human from our immersed experiences—whether social or in the natural world.
• Domination Logic and the History of Slavery
  Slavery emerged with hierarchical societies. Racism came later, much later. Both are tied to dominator societies.
• The Worldview Underlying White-European Culture Supremacism
  Assumptions that emerged from European Enlightenment have infused our worldviews. It's important to question them.
• Understanding the “Cultural Bomb” of Whiteness
  White racism has a long history.