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Amy during a trip to florida, President Biden denounced last weeks shooting in jacksonville when a racist gunman shot dead three black people at a store near a historically black college. We will speak to Bishop William barber, who links the murders to the hateful rhetoric of ron desantis, donald trump, and others. Then we look at the role of psychologists in devising the cias torture program as a judge at guantanamo tosses the confession of man who was repeatedly tortured at cia black sites. We...

Amy during a trip to florida, President Biden denounced last weeks shooting in jacksonville when a racist gunman shot dead three black people at a store near a historically black college. We will speak to Bishop William barber, who links the murders to the hateful rhetoric of ron desantis, donald trump, and others. Then we look at the role of psychologists in devising the cias torture program as a judge at guantanamo tosses the confession of man who was repeatedly tortured at cia black sites. We...

Friday's "Connecticut Today" with Paul Pacelli wrapped up a busy week with news of more allegations connected to absentee ballot use in Bridgeport (00:29). We chatted about that report and more with former Bridgeport State Rep. Chris Caruso (13:27). We also welcomed Dr. Roy Eidelson, author of, "Doi

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Expulsionist sentiment is common in Israeli society and politics. To ignore the warning signs is to abdicate responsibility.

Roy Eidelson is a member of the Coalition for an Ethical Psychology and a past president of Psychologists for Social Responsibility. His book Doing Harm: How the World’s Largest Psychological Association Lost Its Way in the War on Terror is forthcoming from McGill-Queen’s University Press this summer.

Individuals can feel narcissism for their group as well as themselves – and many politicians are succeeding by playing to those feelings

How the Army adopted an untested, evidence-free approach to fighting PTSD.

“In Political Mind Games, psychologist Roy Eidelson presents a unique and illuminating framework for understanding and combating the manipulative ploys of the 1%. He explains exactly how the rich and powerful mislead the American people—about what’s happening, what’s right, and what’s possible—by targeting basic questions we ask ourselves everyday: Are we safe? Are we being treated fairly? Who should we trust? Are we good enough? Can we control what happens to us? Our doubts and con...