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Dr. Barton Goldsmith: Malignant hope
Jane Goodall’s book and public talks framed hope as a force for change, even as her death last year underscored the reach of her legacy.
- Jane Goodall died last year, but her contributions live on. She provided the world with an enduring reason to hope through her life's work.
- A number of years ago, Jane Goodall wrote an inspirational book titled 'A Reason to Hope,' which captured the understanding she shared regarding the world.
- After speaking at an event where she also appeared, I was fortunate to get to know her and experience her deep understanding firsthand.
- There is always a reason to hope, even when looking at what one is hoping for. This perspective helps people navigate life's challenging moments.
- Her work remains a guide for those seeking understanding, and her legacy continues to offer hope against despair, ensuring her influence remains eternal.
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Barton Goldsmith column: Malignant hope
A number of years ago, Jane Goodall wrote a book titled “A Reason to Hope,” which was truly inspirational. I was fortunate to be speaking at an event where she spoke as well, and we got to know each other a little. With the understanding she shared through her work with wild chimps and other apes, she really did give us all a reason to hope. She died last year, but her contributions live on. The fact that hope springs eternal has kept many a lon…
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