Descrimination does not have to be hate-based. It may be demonstrated in ways that are found in a simple lack of convenience, and in removing hate as a motivation, possibilities for constructive dialogue may develop that can bridge some of the greatest divides in American discourse. A book by Travers Scott, a professor of media and communications at Emory and Henry University explores the motivation of convenience in discrimination. Host Dirk Moore speaks with Travers Scott.

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