Legacies of Power and Perception

This chapter examines the complex legacies of iconic figures, centering on Jackie Kennedy and the contrasting realities of public image versus private behavior. The discussion includes controversial aspects of John F. Kennedy's presidency, alongside themes of morality in high-profile relationships and the psychological impact of grief on decision-making. Through a blend of historical analysis and personal anecdotes, the speakers investigate how societal perceptions shape our judgments of individuals in power.