The Cure for Hate: Ep 6: Encountering Humanity: When Kindness Breaks Hate

Episode 6 follows Tony McAleer as his work with the Canadian Liberty Net forces unexpected conversations with the people he was taught to hate. A haunting message from a Holocaust survivor and patient, compassionate voices begin to crack his armor, showing how proximity, truth, and grace can dismantle prejudice.

Host Connie Morris ties the story to faith and practical reflection, asking listeners to consider who they’ve kept at a distance and how human kindness can lead to change.

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