Marianne Schnall, a journalist and author known for her work on women's leadership, and Nancy Mitchell, a history professor specializing in Carter's impact, join to celebrate Jimmy Carter's remarkable life. They discuss his empathetic leadership style and commitment to social justice, illustrating key moments from his presidency and his humanitarian initiatives post-office. They delve into how Carter's character exemplifies the qualities needed in today's leaders, emphasizing his lasting legacy in both American politics and global humanitarian efforts.
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Memories of Carter
Nancy Mitchell recalls Jimmy Carter's demeanor in small settings.
She remembers him as decent, smart, charismatic, and a good listener.
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Carter's Inspiring Advocacy
Marianne Schnall recalls being inspired by Jimmy Carter after interviewing him twice.
She highlights his dedication to ending discrimination and abuse against women and girls.
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Carter's Ambition and Faith
Jimmy Carter's ambition was evident in his political career.
His religious beliefs, however, sometimes led him to act against his political interests.
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Jimmy Carter
Jimmy Carter, the longest-living president of the United States, died in late December at the age of 100. Carter served as the 39th president from 1977 to 1981.
In October, 1A marked Carter's centenary birthday, looking back at his political career and post-presidential work. We heard from many of you wishing him a happy birthday and sharing stories about meeting Jimmy Carter in person.
Carter was also guest on 1A in 2018 to talk about his book, "Faith: A Journey for All." A devout evangelical Christian, he spoke at length about his religious values. He also spoke about the importance of faith to all people, including those who don't identify as religious.
His funeral took place in Washington D.C. President Joe Biden declared this Thursday a national day of mourning. As part of the celebration of President Carter's life, we remember his legacy.
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