Barack Obama- Uniter and Chief Part 2

India Insight with Sunny Sharma

I extend on my previous podcast on why Barack Obama is the most significant president of the modern era.
Barack Obama presided over a time period of tumultuous reform which included the Black lives matter movement, occupy wall Street, and the Arab Spring. Through his example he provided an inherent meaning to equity and fairness, racial tension, and the aspirations towards democracy for millions abroad and millions yet to be born. It is undoubtable that history will view Barack Obama as perhaps one of the most consequential presidents in American history.
As a master class orator, man of the bill of rights, and constitutional expert he stood for equality of all people as seen through his determined push for equal pay for women, mentorship of young men, rousing indictments of economic inequality, and a masterful navigation of the race question so as to prevent the escalation of unneeded violence in America and abroad. His passing of Obamacare will stand the test of time as one of the most consequential pieces of legislation for both those in poverty and young people all across America. His leadership concerning giving the final decision to seal team six to invade the compound where Osama Bin Laden had been hiding for years was the most important victory over Al Quaeda and any terrorist network in history.
His establishment of the Obama Foundation and My Brothers Keeper gave mentorship, networking, guidance, and resources to millions of young people yearning to do great things through their own organizations and avoid the cycle of violence and obscurity normally relegated to young people without direction in life. If as they say the future belongs to the young president Barack Obama has situated young people to bend the moral arc of history towards justice against the forces of attrition. Even after his presidency former president Barack Obama has still played an active role in setting the parameters for both age old and new trends in society like Nelson Mandela. Obama has set the stage and actively engaged young people on questions such as the dangers of tribalism, information silos, automation, and the threat to democracy not just at home but also abroad. As nothing less than a global citizen, Obama has expanded his Obama foundation into a global organization thus galvanizing the talents of a whole new generation to meet the challenges of a world that is in great need of reshaping so democracy can be reborn again in this generation as it has in every previous generation.
Through resilience, dignity, and equality Obama has led the charge into a new era that doesn't merely ask young people what is the problem, but insists and demands that young people lead the way through communication, creativity, innovation, and social reform.