Reagan’s Forgotten Respect for Human Dignity

Throughout his life, Ronald Reagan understood the importance of recognizing the forgotten ones, and much of the action and argument of his life was centered on manifesting this recognition. It may seem unlikely that this attitude and moral disposition would seep into Reagan’s acting career, but it did, and on many occasions. Lewis Seiler’s 1952 “The Winning Team” is an excellent example of Reagan’s view of American heroes, one that appears largely to have been forgotten.