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Defining Self: Oral History, Storytelling, and Leadership,day school teacher for 13 unruly boys who had been disrupting their classes. Ford rounded up the boys, took them to an isolated part of the church, and put Franklin in charge. It was there that he discovered the power of stories:

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Law and Social Change: Catalyst for Leadership,was announced in 1954. Returning to the United States only a few months before, he had “l(fā)iterally given up on what they called ‘the system.”’ He had fought in a war for other peoples’ freedom but came back to a country in which his own sense of opportunity and self-determination was severely curtailed by race. He was demoralized and disillusioned.

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Eltern, ihre Probleme und ihre Beratung,er parents’ home, allowing her to run back and forth all the time. She was able to know her grandmother and her cousins intimately, living in an extended network of family members. She credits her grandmother, especially, with setting a standard—and doing so in a way that reflected wisdom. Returning

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,Psychische Entwicklung und ihre St?rungen, than that of educational equality in America. In a country that prides itself on concepts of opportunity, uplift through education has proved particularly thorny. If you are a person of color and/or poor, the odds for inequality increase. Equal educational opportunity provided through government-fu

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