Reflections on Leadership and Crisis Management

This chapter explores the historical context of political leadership during crises, using a Super Bowl incident from 1987 to highlight themes of detachment and accountability. The discussion critiques current governance in California and beyond, emphasizing the importance of effective emergency management and the impact of diversity policies on public safety. It also addresses the shortcomings of political responses to recent crises, expressing frustration with inadequate governmental actions and urging a reevaluation of strategies.