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Leaders achieve change by challenging their own beliefs. Professor Edna Greene Medford reflects on how Lincoln’s changing beliefs allowed him to become a symbol of national progress. Do you think today's leaders are capable of the same self-reflection? Share your thoughts in the comments!
This clip is a part of "A Democracy Minute," where we offer 1-minute videos to spark discussions on the importance of exercising democracy. Share and make sure every voice is heard this November: vote.gov
Teachers, access the free Learning Resources at lifestories.org/ADM
This interview is also featured in our original series “Lincoln’s Dilemma.” Stream on Apple TV+, and watch our full conversation with Medford on YouTube @lifestoriesinterviews.
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Leaders achieve change by challenging their own beliefs. Professor Edna Greene Medford reflects on how Lincoln’s changing beliefs allowed him to become a symbol of national progress. Do you think today's leaders are capable of the same self-reflection? Share your thoughts in the comments!
This clip is a part of "A Democracy Minute," where we offer 1-minute videos to spark discussions on the importance of exercising democracy. Share and make sure every voice is heard this November: vote.gov
Teachers, access the free Learning Resources at lifestories.org/ADM
This interview is also featured in our original series “Lincoln’s Dilemma.” Stream on Apple TV+, and watch our full conversation with Medford on YouTube @lifestoriesinterviews.
#ADemocracyMinute #LincolnLegacy #AmericanHistory #DemocracyMatters #Leadership #LifeStoriesInterviews
