Criss Garcia

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He epitomized the Jacksonian ideal of every man being free to compete and rise on his merits, and that ideal remains a bright thread in the fabric of American thought. Yet his unprecedented wealth—and with it, unprecedented power—signaled that inequalities were exploding in size with the new corporate economy.
Criss Garcia
While Being a self made man, CV also reached a stratospheric height that distorted his connection to family. He subordinated his family, some of them resented it, others prospered
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