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   graceinusposted 5 years ago

   When was the last time you witnessed the moral courage of someone who stood for what was right?
   
   Has there been a time when someone you knew or know of who had the courage to stand for something that was right even though they may of had something to loose as a result?

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   Dr. Haddoxposted 5 years ago

   The little boy who was killed in Boston, who attended a charter school. He wrote a statement standing up for Peace, at a very young age. His thinking was Right Thinking. I did not know him personally, but I admire his spirit.
   Regards, Dr. Haddox

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      graceinusposted 5 years agoin reply to this

      Dr. Haddox- I wish I could have met this young man before his passing. It's not often moral courage come in such young person. Thanks for your answer.

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   BlossomSBposted 5 years ago

   I'd like to answer this question by making it personal: when was the last time that I had the moral courage to stand up for what is right?
   
   It's not really answering your question, but it makes us think, doesn't it? Do we stand up and be counted, or do we just try and melt away in the crowd?
   
   Sometimes it seems so much easier to do the latter, even when our conscience is telling us otherwise. Thank you for asking such a thought-provoking question.

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      graceinusposted 5 years agoin reply to this

      BlossomSB- Thank you for your answer.  And yes, you are right. It is much easier to melt away in the crowd. But for those who do take a stand, it's a true blessing.

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   SidKempposted 5 years ago

   Each and every day, in so many people. I know many people who are ill or disabled. Their courage in just getting out of bed every day inspires me. And in so many wonderful writers willing to speak their truth here on HubPages. I see the courage there, as well. Each and every day, every addict who does not take that first drink or drug, and every person who is prone to anger who does not yell or hit.
   
   Those are the most recent times. Yes, I can recount stories of particular heroism, but your question inspired me to see the heroism in each of us in living each day.

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      graceinusposted 5 years agoin reply to this

      SidKemp- I believe you are correct.  I do wonder how many acts of moral courage have gone un-noticed among all of us. Good answer. Thank you

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   the girlsposted 5 years ago

   A while ago. I was talking to one of the office staff at work. She was being forced to manipulate an office record by a manager (the "star" manager). She stood ground and told her supervisor about it. The supervisor took over the issue from there. The office staff got a good compliment from management.

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      graceinusposted 5 years agoin reply to this

      the girls- I would think a staff member of this type should be the one in position of management. Give him/her a promotion. Thanks for your answer.

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   Ericdierkerposted 5 years ago

   The question is great. We are so accustom to noticing the "car wreck" on the side of the road, we forget the woman who slowed and let an idiot into her lane and avoided catastrophe.
   Money lent knowing it would not be paid back. A hug to a sick contagious person. And the bestest of the mostest are mothers on a daily basis.
   
   I also like lay ministers/pastors. That giving on time is awesome. The "good Samaritans" are everywhere.

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      graceinusposted 5 years agoin reply to this

      Eric- Great answer. Moral courage in everyday people. Thanks

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   celafoeposted 5 years ago

   the newest--- the valedictorian that tore up his approved speech and gave a testimony of CHrist and the need for Him.

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      graceinusposted 5 years agoin reply to this

      celafoe- That awesome.

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