Leadership, Education, and Justice

This chapter explores the complexities of leadership and responsibility, drawing parallels between parenting and governance while emphasizing the need to recognize individual strengths. It critiques the American education system's one-size-fits-all approach and contrasts cultural attitudes toward vocational training in El Salvador and the U.S. Additionally, the conversation highlights systemic issues in the criminal justice system, including discussions on the death penalty and the harsh realities faced by inmates, particularly those from marginalized communities.