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"Judge For Yourself, Take Your Own Stand" is a book intended for anyone searching for a way to look at the world using a lense that is different from the one prescribed by those in power. Think of the book as a synthesis of a self-help pocketbook, atlas, and how-to document: a User’s Guide for observing life. You are encouraged to judge for yourself, to take your own stand.
The book acknowledges that everyone is unique and has slightly different observations of the world around us. These differences have a basis in the subjectivity of perspective. Understanding our perspectives can lead to an understanding of the formation of biases within us. With an understanding of the nature of our bias, we can begin to comprehend the correlative foundations of our moral influencers. The book explores these concepts while proposing ideas and approaches aimed to minimize the conflicts that, oftentimes, arise from our slightly different observations.