change people s beliefs. i think that it s always possible. i know that s true, and i don t even think it s something to do with being young. i think anyone at any age can fundamentally change what they believe. but. ..the lesson that i took is that it s rare, because changing our minds about something that s really core to who we are is exactly the same thing as changing our sense of who we feel connected to, who our broader community is, who are the people we love. and if we understand it that way, you recognise why it s so rare, but also why it always happens. so perhaps your parents haven t started thinking yet? they haven t changed their community. they know me, but their community is white nationalists. and i think as long as that s the case, there s no reason for somebody to challenge their own beliefs. derek black, thank you for being with us on hardtalk. your book is called the klansman s son: myjourney from white nationalism to anti racism. thank you. thanks so much.
relationship where you say there is still love, then how is it possible with others to change beliefs? it s not assured to ever change people s beliefs. i think that it s always possible. i know that s true, and i don t even think it s something to do with being young. i think anyone at any age can fundamentally change what they believe. but. ..the lesson that i took is that it s rare, because changing our minds about something that s really core to who we are is exactly the same thing as changing our sense of who we feel connected to, who our broader community is, who are the people we love. and if we understand it that way, you recognise why it s so rare, but also why it always happens. so perhaps your parents haven t started thinking yet? they haven t changed their community. they know me, but their community is white nationalists. and i think as long as that s the case, there s no reason for somebody to challenge their own beliefs. derek black, thank you for
with them, and in that relationship where you say there is still love, then how is it possible with others to change beliefs? it s not assured to ever change people s beliefs. i think that it s always possible. i know that s true, and i don t even think it s something to do with being young. i think anyone at any age can fundamentally change what they believe. but the lesson that i took is that it s rare, because changing our minds about something that s really core to who we are is exactly the same thing as changing our sense of who we feel connected to, who our broader community is, who are the people we love. and if we understand it that way, you recognise why it s so rare, but also why it always happens. so perhaps your parents haven t started thinking yet? they haven t changed their community. they know me, but their community is white nationalists. and i think as long as that s the case, there s no reason for somebody to challenge their own beliefs. derek black, thank you for bei
with an explanation later on. before lifting the suspensions, mr musk had explained his reasoning, doxxing is when you share someone s private information online hoping to do them harm. and, few would argue, prioritising the use of public safety. users s users s safety. but some are questioning how this flurry of suspensions matches up with mr musk s suppose a commitment to free speech. tom brada, bbc news. in the irish republic, leo varadkar will become the new government leader from today. mr varadkar, who is currently the deputy prime minister, will swap roles with the taoiseach micheal martin, as part of an historic coalition agreement, made injune 2020. let s get more now from our ireland correspondent chris page. just talk us through exactly what is happening today. it s rare, isn t
the taoiseach michael martin as part of an historic coalition agreement, made injune 2020. our ireland correspondent, chris page, told me what is happening today. it s rare, isn t it, that one political party willingly hands over the top job in their country to another party. but that is what s happening today. a shuffle at the top of the irish government between the two parties which have dominated polls this year for most of the last century. fianna fail, led by micheal martin, fine gael, led by leo varadkar. to give you an idea of the historic rivalry between these parties, well, they grew out of factions in the irish civil war, about 100 years ago. so, it s a bit like the labour party and the conservative party in britain going into coalition together, or the democrats handing over control of the white house to the republicans in the us or vice versa. the parties are broadly of the political centre, but they have been electoral opponents for most of this dates existence. it was, as