Being Braver Than We Want To Be
Heidi Siegmund Cuda turns to Václav Havel’s dissident essays to learn how people can find a collective way back from the democratic ruin now facing her country
In 1969, when I was five years old, I travelled with my parents to Czechoslovakia.
It was the year they became proud US citizens, having been born in German communities in what was then Czechoslovakia and Yugoslavia.
It was the same year that humans landed on the moon.
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