... his "followers" on a personal level. The opening comments of Mandela's to the book, "Don't Address their Brains. Address Their Hearts,"" (Carlin, Playing the Enemy) illustrates the path to transformation he was seeking. Transformational leadership requires the leader to inspire the followers to believe they are ... and yet he was respected, even though they knew that he was a prisoner. And he was clearly in command of his surroundings." (Carlin, Playing the Enemy, page 24). These leaders have a blend of charisma, authenticity and seemingly intuitive ethical decision making that draws foll...

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... a small group of brilliant and iconoclastic comedians who travelled through the country and became big rock stars (Zoglin 166). These comedians were led by other comedians such as Richard Pryor, George Carlin, and Robert Klein. These comedians presented a new way to do comedy and this was by making fun of the evil things that were happening in the society like the hypocrisy ... ...

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