In a moment that mirrors the political turbulence of 1968, Robert F. Kennedy’s speech announcing Martin Luther King Jr.’s assassination remains a haunting reflection of leadership in crisis. As the US grapples with the shocking sniper assassination of conservative activist Charlie Kirk during a campus event in Utah, Kennedy’s call for unity, compassion, and nonviolence feels more urgent than ever. His words—delivered to a grieving crowd in Indianapolis—offer a timeless message amid today’s risin