Presidential Funerals 
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SOURCE: The Bulwark
5/3/2023
Should Jimmy Carter's Coming Departure Change How We Memorialize Presidents?
by Lindsay M. Chervinsky
"When does respect and gratitude transfer from the office to the person—and when does that become inappropriate in a republic?" A presidential historian argues for emphasizing Carter's service while a private citizen as a way of emphasizing that the president is a first-among-equals citizen.
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