On MLK Day, leadership is being tested not by ideology, but by courage. Why Dr. King’s mandate demands disciplined engagement—not comfort or retreat.
ByJason Wingard
ByJason Wingard,
Senior Contributor.
Last semester, I was sitting in Harvard Yard with a small group of graduate students when a question I wasn’t prepared for cut through preparation, posture, and pretense.
As a former university president and dean, I assumed the conversation would follow familiar ground—free speech, mental health, artificial intelligence, careers. The usual terrain.
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