This episode explores the growing concern around children being exposed to religious hatred and division at a very young age. The discussion follows a viral video involving an 11-year-old in Surrey, BC, which has sparked strong reactions and an important community conversation.
Host Paul Brar examines how religious beliefs, family influence, social media, and the wider community can shape a child’s understanding of others.
The conversation asks whether children are being taught differences as reasons for division rather than opportunities to learn and respect one another.
It also looks at the responsibility of parents, schools, community leaders, and social media platforms in preventing hatred from taking root among young people.
Rather than blaming a child, the discussion focuses on the environment and influences that surround children.