Most people find it easiest to have empathy for people who are similar to them. Finding empathy for those who are different is harder. What is a good way to address this?
O A Spend time with people who are different from you so you see what you have in common.
OB. Recognize that empathy has its limitations and you should probably have more of it than you do.
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Limit your social contact so that you only hang out with those who are like you and have empathy.
OD. Figure that there is a good reason that you do not have empathy for some people and accept it as a fact of life.

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