ROBERT F. KENNEDY Teachings for Today: RFK had an uncanny capacity to reach across racial lines. He learned by listening and empathizing.

An essay is presented on the life and works of politician and lawyer Robert F. Kennedy in the U.S. It highlights Kennedy's ability to reach out across racial lines when he run for president in 1968 and campaigned alongside Mayor Richard Hatcher, the first post-Reconstruction African American mayor i...

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Publicado en:American Prospect Vol. 29; no. 2; pp. 17 - 21
Autor principal: EDELMAN, PETER
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Publicado: American Prospect Spring2018
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