In the late 1960’s, Robert F. Kennedy was a beacon of hope and light in the darkness and chaos that defined the era. He was gunned down in 1968 by an assassin while on the Presidential campaign trail. Though his body has long since returned to the earth, his legacy lives on.
One of his children, activist Kerry Kennedy compiled a list of interviews about her father’s legacy in to a book entitled Robert F. Kennedy: Ripples of Hope: Kerry Kennedy in Conversation with Heads of State, Business Leaders, Influencers, and Activists about Her Father’s Impact on Their Lives. Interviewing politicians, performers, activists and others, the book details how RFK continues to inspire us fifty years after his death.
This book is amazing. While the interviewees are vastly different, the message is the same. RFK represented what America could be and challenged her citizens to step up to create the America he believed could one day exist.
I recommend it.
Writergurlny 
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