Kennedy's legacy continues to influence American politics from "summary" of The Promise by Jonathan Alter
The impact of John F. Kennedy on American politics can still be felt today. His presidency may have been cut short, but his ideals and vision continue to shape the political landscape of the country. Kennedy's call to service and commitment to public service inspired a generation of Americans to engage in civic duty and work towards a better future for all. Kennedy's emphasis on civil rights and social justice has had a lasting influence on the Democratic Party. His commitment to racial equality paved the way for the civil rights movement of the 1960s and continues to be a guiding principle for many politicians today. Kennedy's legacy has helped shape the party's platform on issues such as healthcar...
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