The Resilient Legacy of the Postal Service

This chapter dives into the emotional and practical challenges postal workers face during crises and examines the historical significance of the U.S. Postal Service since its inception in 1792. It highlights the service's vital role in promoting democracy through information circulation while discussing its financial struggles and challenges posed by digital communication. The narrative contrasts the civic mission of the U.S. Postal Service with those of similar entities globally, framing its enduring struggles as a historical constant.