This is a great post from Phil Cooke, a film maker, media consultant, writer and Christian from LA.
At this year's Golden Globe Awards, we couldn't escape hearing the word
"courage" again and again. Hugh Jackman mentioned the "courage" it took
to produce Les Miserables, one of the producers of Game Change
praised HBO for being a "courageous" network and even Jodie Foster's
speech was lauded as "courageous." Even CNN got into the game, noting
the "courage" it took for the Hollywood Press Association to vote
actress Lena Dunham winner for Girls. I'm a big movie and TV fan, and we all love a good awards show, but should we consider Sunday night's honorees examples of real courage?
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