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Overrated: Are we more in love with the idea of changing the world than changing the world

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Description: The book critically examines modern activism, challenging readers to move beyond superficial engagement with social justice and into meaningful action. Author Eugene Cho shares his personal journey, confessing he was "more in love with ideas than action," and chronicles the process of becoming a true world-changer. It encourages readers to pursue lasting, hands-on justice that extends beyond emotional responses and social media trends

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The book critically examines modern activism, challenging readers to move beyond superficial engagement with social justice and into meaningful action. Author Eugene Cho shares his personal journey, confessing he was "more in love with ideas than action," and chronicles the process of becoming a true world-changer. It encourages readers to pursue lasting, hands-on justice that extends beyond emotional responses and social media trends