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A conversation with Caroline Kennedy, president of the John F. Kennedy Library Foundation, about the anthology "Profiles in Courage for Our Time and her father", a modern day take on her father's classic Pulitzer Prize-winning book which examines the role of brave individuals in the quest for justice.
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Kimberly Ceballos 09/06/2007 12:31 PM Report
I am watching your program with Caroline Kennedy and Staff from Time. You commented that this generation seems to be searching for a sense of meaning. It made me think that they are not searching for meaning, this generation already has it! With the explosion of technology, Internet and "reality" TV, the generation today already knows they make a difference. They no longer have to go through channels, pay their "dues," or wait for permission they are out there making things happen for themselves and others. This generation is already hard-wired for change. That's the good news for us baby boomers and for the generations to come.
Marjorie Sunderman 09/06/2007 03:42 AM Report
I know that much good is done by volunteers who selflessly give to those less fortunate than themselves. I am wondering what ever happened to the concept endorsed by the 1960's women's movement(before you were born) that volunteers are too often rich women who are married with time on their hands and they perpetuate the idea that women's work is not worth money and they take a job away from another woman. If some of these women were paid a decent wage for doing charitable work, they wouldn't need rich ladies looking after them.