America in Crisis and Healing
On December 4, 2021, I presented this lecture for the Sunrise Foundation in Honolulu. The remarkable Wally Fukunaga, my Princeton Theological Seminary classmate, founder and president of the [...]
Lincoln in Private has won the 2021 Barondess/Lincoln Award presented by the Civil War Round Table of New York.
Celebrate this milestone with U.S. Senator Roy Blunt, Architect of the Capitol Brett Blanton, historian Ronald C. White, and USCHS!
April 26: Washington, D.C. United States Capitol Historical Society
10:30 a.m. Keynote speaker at newly restored Grant Memorial
April 26: Philadelphia: Union League Club of Philadelphia
April 27: New York: Grant Bicentennial Dinner & Colloquy
April 28: New York: Union League Club of New York
Guests may register to attend the in-person event or watch the live stream:
Lincoln: His Private Notes to Himself
“We are attracted to Abraham Lincoln because for us, he seems to embody what America is all about.” A Conversation with Ron White
Please note which events are virtual: 💻
I am signing personalized bookplates for each of these events.
The year 2022 will mark the bicentennial of the birth of Ulysses S. Grant.
Notes to Self – Lincoln’s private thoughts on fate, failure, slavery, and belief.
A conversation on Character and the Presidency in Grand Rapids on October 4 recorded by C-SPAN.
Ronald C. White discussed what the lives and presidencies of Abraham Lincoln and Ulysses S. Grant can teach us about leadership with the Library’s Colleen Shogan.
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