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Clip: Season 7 Episode 9 | 59sVideo has Closed Captions
W. Kamau Bell on his experience of spirituality and social division around America.
Comedian W. Kamau Bell reflects on his experience of spirituality and social division around the United States. He says this perception of division has become part and parcel of American identity, so much so that people isolate themselves from their neighbors and communities.

Dr. Alexis Abernethy Promo Clip
Clip: Season 7 Episode 9 | 59sVideo has Closed Captions
Comedian W. Kamau Bell reflects on his experience of spirituality and social division around the United States. He says this perception of division has become part and parcel of American identity, so much so that people isolate themselves from their neighbors and communities.
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Learn Moreabout PBS online sponsorship- So you always out and about all across the country.
Yeah.
What are you hearing out there about spirituality?
- There is a sense that everybody feels this divide and talks about this divide that we like.
Now we're sort of like, it's the cool thing to talk about how divided we are.
Yeah.
And it's making everybody sort of like focus on the divide in a way that maybe we wouldn't if we weren't always talking about it.
Mm.
So it just becomes part and parcel of like the America discussion.
We, we invented basketball, we are divided.
And I think on some level, like all that divide talk, it just really makes us alienated from even our neighbors.
'cause you think, I can't ask him for sugar, we're divided.
Right?
He probably hates me.
So I think in that sense it is not good for our spiritual selves to always be, we're always everybody's on edge.
And then people come to me and go, are things really as bad as I think?
Or there?
Are they better than I think?
And they want me to go, it's fine, it's better.
And I go, fuck you worse than you think.