The man in the arena

Roosevelt speaks at the Sorbonne in 1910. The line that lasts is not a slogan. It is a sorting hat.

The critic points at the stumble. The doer of deeds is already late to the next one.

We take the name from that speech. We do not turn it into a museum card. We wear it, film it, and fail while daring greatly.

Read the creed. Then close the book.

The arena is open.