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Does the concept of dialogue sound inviting or like a partisan tool? Mannie Ajayi, a student at Stanford’s Graduate School of Business, shares his thoughts on why the word dialogue may be divisive and what it means to different people. He offers three ways to reframe the concept so more people can be included in the conversations our country needs to have today.
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