In 1969, Red shared a moving lesson from his childhood teacher, who redefined the Pledge of Allegiance by explaining each word’s meaning. From the “state” as united communities to the flag symbolizing freedom, the teacher transformed how students viewed the pledge.
Red’s story reminds us that teaching understanding, not just recitation, is vital for fostering free-thinking individuals and preserving the values that define America.
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