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In the conclusion to Profiles in Courage, John Kennedy reminded his readers that democratic leadership requires neither sycophancy nor simple-minded obstinacy, but instead an unwavering commitment to serve the people and nation writ large, beyond oneself or perceived short-term electoral interests:
A profile in courage in higher education. The 1957 Pulitzer Prize for Biography was for the book “Profiles in Courage.” Its purported author was John F. Kennedy, although most of the writing was done by his speech writer Ted Sorensen.
Book Source: Digital Library of India Item 2015.460987dc.contributor.author: Kennedy, John F.dc.contributor.other: Robertfkennedydc.date.accessioned:...
2021 Profile in Courage Essay Contest Winners, Finalists, Semifinalists and Honorable Mentions. First-place Winner: Anna Dougherty, a sophomore at Paul VI High School in Haddonfield, New Jersey, profiled Dana Redd, former Mayor of Camden, New Jersey. Second-place Winner:
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2023 Profile in Courage Essay Contest. Winners, Finalists, Semifinalists, and Honorable Mentions. First Place Winner: Jeremy Haynes, a senior at Mobile Christian School in Mobile, Alabama, profiled Joseph Langan, former State Senator of Alabama. Second Place Winner:
Numerous dramas of conscience in conflict with popular opinion have been. played upon the floor of the United States Senate and President Kennedy, in a book entitled Profiles m Courage, has told the stories of eight Senators. who had been protagonists m such dramas.
In “Profiles in Courage,” John F. Kennedy presents detailed portrayals of eight senators, each characterized by their moral courage and unwavering commitment to what they believed was right for the country, often at the expense of their personal and political fortunes.
