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What does America stand for in a moment of global uncertainty? And how should we understand the nation’s political divisions in the context of its history?
In this episode of The Greater Loop, the World Affairs Council of Greater Houstonbrings the Pulitzer Prize–winning historian and bestselling author Jon Meacham to explore the enduring story of the American experiment.
Drawing from his book, he reflects on why he felt compelled to write about America’s recurring struggles and why he remains cautiously hopeful about the country’s future. This conversation offers thoughtful insight for anyone seeking clarity about America’s role in the world—and the ongoing “American struggle” to live up to its highest ideals.
Subscribe for more global conversations from the World Affairs Council of Greater Houston.
By World Affairs Council of Greater HoustonWhat does America stand for in a moment of global uncertainty? And how should we understand the nation’s political divisions in the context of its history?
In this episode of The Greater Loop, the World Affairs Council of Greater Houstonbrings the Pulitzer Prize–winning historian and bestselling author Jon Meacham to explore the enduring story of the American experiment.
Drawing from his book, he reflects on why he felt compelled to write about America’s recurring struggles and why he remains cautiously hopeful about the country’s future. This conversation offers thoughtful insight for anyone seeking clarity about America’s role in the world—and the ongoing “American struggle” to live up to its highest ideals.
Subscribe for more global conversations from the World Affairs Council of Greater Houston.