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Sophia A. Nelson, "E Pluribus One"
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January 24, 2017
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59:11Now PlayingNelson’s spirited book draws on her background in law and politics, her experience as a media commentator, a motivational speaker, and her advocacy of ”Oneness” to propose a new way forward for the country. Looking back through the nation’s tradition of active engagement and shared civic spirit, Nelson outlines a course of action designed to overcome the political and social divisions of recent years. In a set of eight Citizen Codes of engagement and seven Leadership Codes of service, Nelson distills the lessons of the past into a vision of the future, capping off her invigorating manifesto with an essay on the Second Amendment and the tradition of honoring the Constitution.
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