Your Takes Today on: Monuments to Hate; A Change of Heart; Responsibility and Trump's Administration; Ethics Roulette

Coming up on today's show, it's all calls from listeners on:

• Since the Charlottesville rally earlier this month, debates on whether to keep confederate monuments are heating up. Listeners call in with their take on whether controversial monuments should be taken down. 
• A former white nationalist's beliefs were changed once entering college. What did college open your eyes to? Or what in your life challenged the beliefs that you were taught as a kid? Listeners share their stories of experiencing a change of heart. 
• If you think the Trump presidency is a moral outrage, do you want the grown ups in his administration to quit to help discredit him or to stay because someone with adult judgment needs to be there in a crises? Listeners call in with their opinions on the responsibilities of those around President Trump.
• Comedian Kathy Griffin retracted her apology over a controversial photo depicting a decapitated President Trump. Was it ethical for Griffin to use a severed head prop of the president in a comedy routine? Are you sitting on an ethical dilemma? Listeners call in to ask for ethical advice and give advice to others.