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In his almost three years as president, JFK faced the question of Civil Rights, the Vietnam War, and the most dangerous two weeks in American history during the Cuban Missile Crisis. Still, it is Kennedy’s image, personality, family and youth that make him one of America’s most iconic figures. Join historian Martin H. Levinson in discussing this larger-than-life American leader who inspired hope and confidence in American politics and in our nation’s place in the world. All are welcome.
