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“Bruce Reyes-Chow's book brings a much needed message in a world filled with violence, intolerance, poverty, and racism. He does not indulge in nostalgic views of ‘gentler times’ nor a definition of kindness that is simply about being nice to those you agree with (or even vehemently disagree with) but treats kindness as a serious balm for our personal and political lives and the social justice struggles of our day."- Rev. Dr. Liz Theoharis, Director of the Kairos Center for Religions, Rights, and Social Justice at Union Theological Seminary and Co-Chair of the Poor People's Campaign: A National Call for Moral Revival

“In this essential read, Bruce Reyes-Chow translates his life of living and teaching kindness into this powerful guide that reminds us of the importance of kindness in our daily lives. In a time of constant change, there could hardly be a more important lesson than this.”–Rohit Bhargava, #1 Wall Street Journal bestselling author of Non-Obvious Megatrends

“We strive to teach our children to be kind, but how do we navigate a world that has increasingly lost its faith in the value of kindness? IN DEFENSE OF KINDNESS is a thoughtful, introspective, and timely exploration of what it means to actively choose kindness as a political and personal principle – a much-needed salve as we emerge out of the darkness of the last four years and take a healing step towards a brighter (and hopefully, kinder) future. –Jenn Fang, founder, Reappropriate

“In an age when bullying behavior is so pervasive--whether in playgrounds, pulpits, or from political leaders--Bruce Reyes-Chow calls for a return to kindness. With self-reflective honesty and vulnerability, he shows us what a life of kindness entails.”–Bishop Karen Oliveto, Mountain Sky Conference of The United Methodist Church

“Bruce is the companion and teacher I need to be a more loving spouse, parent, friend, & leader. His in depth exploration of kindness is a tool we need to became the community we are called to be." –Abby King-Kaiser, Director, Dorothy Day Center for Faith and Justice