
The first biography of Fred Rogers reveals how a bullied boy became America's beloved neighbor. When a child broke away to hug him on Oprah's show, America witnessed what LeVar Burton calls "radical kindness" - a revolutionary approach to childhood still desperately needed today.
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Fred Rogers wasn't just a television personality-he was a quiet revolutionary who transformed how we understand childhood. Born in 1928 to a wealthy family in Latrobe, Pennsylvania, young Fred's early years were marked by illness and isolation. Severe asthma often confined him to his home, separating him from other children and forcing him to develop a rich inner world. What might have crushed another child's spirit instead nurtured his extraordinary creativity and empathy. Puppets became his companions, music his solace. Though privileged financially, Fred absorbed the humble values of his philanthropic parents, who were known throughout Latrobe for their community service. His mother Nancy organized assistance for families in need, while his father Jim quietly provided support to employees facing hardship. These early examples of compassion profoundly shaped Fred's worldview. Perhaps most influential was his relationship with his grandfather Fred McFeely (whose name would later grace the beloved character Mr. McFeely), who gave young Fred something invaluable-the freedom to explore and learn on his own terms. This encouragement built the confidence that would later allow Fred to challenge an entire industry's approach to children's programming.
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Creado por exalumnos de la Universidad de Columbia en San Francisco
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Creado por exalumnos de la Universidad de Columbia en San Francisco

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