Not many of us would want to be judged
today by what we were like at 17, but most of us are not accused of
great career-ending mistakes, either. Perhaps a wider conversation now
might also help us instruct and preserve our young people who are living
through the most filmed, photographed, and preserved age in human
history. Forty years from now, we will count on them to lead, and will
need them to be able to do so.
Recently I was thinking of all the people embroiled in scandals over things they may have done decades ago. I wanted to contribute to our conversation without weighing on in the merits of any of the charges or individuals. You can read the piece here.
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