Jimmy Carter's funeral took place at Washington National Cathedral, where he was celebrated for his "character" and "prophetic" vision.
President Joe Biden highlighted the importance of treating everyone with dignity and respect and the obligation to "give hate no safe harbor."
Carter's grandson, Jason Carter, described his grandfather's presidency as "prophetic," noting his early advocacy for racial equality and environmental issues.
Andrew Young, former UN ambassador, humorously referred to Carter as "something of a miracle," emphasizing his rise from Plains, Georgia, to the presidency.
Former adviser Stu Eizenstat remarked on Carter's legacy, suggesting he deserves a place in history despite not being a candidate for Mount Rushmore.