Humanaties from Leadership

While President Bill Clinton has a notorious presidency for several reasons, without a doubt his actions were made with great faith and love for humanity and what it stood for. Act's like the omnibus reconciliation act of 1993 - intended on taxing the wealthiest 1.2% while reducing taxation on lower-wealth citizens. In addition, controversial acts like NAFTA have deemed overall positive, growing GDP and quality of life across not only U.S. but Mexico and Canada, providing supplies and goods while revitalizing many dying and declining industries.

President Obama's actions start before his presidency in 2008.  Getting a law degree from Harvard in '91, he stated that he 'saw a degree in law as a vehicle to facilitate better community organization and activism: "The idea was not only to get people to learn how to hope and dream about different possibilities, but to know how the tax structure affects what kind of housing gets built where."' While spending time in Chicago, IL he received a position as a director of community projects, growing the city -- including helping set up a job training program, a college preparatory tutoring program, and a tenants' rights organization. His actions in leadership revolutionized south-side for the better, and the U.S. when he later became a two-term president.

Although Ruth Bader Ginsburg isn't a former president, she has done immense work to mold modern society into what it is from her position in the supreme court. Without many of her actions, civil liberties and the progress she stood for may not be present today. Much of her work consists of gender equality and women's rights, but is not exclusive to only that; she also fought for worker's rights and civil liberties for all types of American citizens -- fighting for equality from the system. Many acts of RBG's life are considered the first of their kind and paved the way for a new era of right's for many.