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The Morning Show
Thursday, June 7, 2018, 8:00am
By Sheryl Gasser

Humans have a need for hierarchy and democracy, at its core, is a pushback against that need. From the streets of Mumbai, to the civil war in Rwanda to Nazi Germany, people have dehumanized others to feel better. We take a look at why and examine how this manifests in U.S. politics.

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