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Side view of multicultural high school teenage students using virtual reality headsets

Coming wave of video games could build empathy on racism, environment and aftermath of war

Source: USAToday

New gaming projects seek to help people build sympathy for others by allowing them to take on the role of someone else.  

This entry was posted in Culture and Belonging, The Bonds Between Us and tagged Culture & Society, Current Events, People, Technology on April 1, 2021 by Jessica Volkening-Hayes.

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