In Chapter 5 of Defining Moments, by Joseph Badaracco, he writes that "defining moments" reveal, test, and shape one's character. In Chapter 6, he continues his discussion of Steve Lewis, an African American New-York banker, who is asked to go on a business trip and feels conflicted based on the background behind his assignment.

• In what ways does Lewis's decision to attend the St. Louis meeting reveal, test, and shape his character?
• Do you agree or disagree with Badaracco's assessment of Lewis's behavior? Give an example from your own experiences (first- or second-hand) when you or someone else got their hands dirty while resolving a right versus right dilemma.