Integrity: Schechter Brothers

The video discusses the importance of integrity, using the story of the Schechter brothers, Jewish butchers in the 1930s, who adhered to their faith and principles despite legal challenges. During the Great Depression, they maintained kosher practices, allowing customers to inspect meat, which conflicted with New Deal regulations. Arrested and found guilty, they appealed to the Supreme Court, which ruled in their favor, highlighting the unconstitutional nature of the law. The video emphasizes integrity's role in preserving rights and moral character in a civil society.

What principles did the Schechter brothers adhere to in their business practices?

Discuss the significance of the Schechter brothers' commitment to kashrut in their business.

How did the New Deal's National Recovery Administration regulations affect the Schechter brothers?

What was the outcome of the Schechter brothers' appeal to the US Supreme Court?

In what ways does integrity contribute to a healthy democracy, as illustrated by the Schechter brothers' story?