During a presidential address in 1941, Franklin D. Roosevelt articulated “Four Freedoms” which he believed embodied the fundamental human rights that a functioning democracy would fight to protect. These freedoms represent the four cornerstones of the American Dream: Freedom of Speech, Freedom of Worship, Freedom from Want, and Freedom from Fear.
GameChanging thinkers will take the stage to represent each of these freedoms and provide their insight into how Roosevelt’s vision has—or hasn’t—been realized.
GameChanging thinkers will take the stage to represent each of these freedoms and provide their insight into how Roosevelt’s vision has—or hasn’t—been realized.
INTRODUCING,
Our Freedom From Fear GameChanger:
Casey Gerald
How can an outrageously successful entrepreneur who skyrocketed from poverty to Princeton to Wall Street and beyond claim the American Dream is a dangerous myth?
INTRODUCING,
