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Ethics and Moral Leadership Explained: Follow-up to Episode 01 Learning Chronicles

Ethics and Moral Leadership Explained: Follow-up to Episode 01 Learning Chronicles

September 4, 2019 Leave a Comment Written by hamiltonwm3

William Hamilton @ Iman Fiqrie

When I asked my father about what ethics and moral leadership was in response to my learning chronicles animation and video, his immediate response was former President Obama. I thought this was a great start to seeing and looking through the lens of someone like former President Obama. Click the link for the full article and textbook to read along!

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