My History Can Beat Up Your Politics

News Stories From 1921 That Matter Today - with Jon Blackwell

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Auctioning people for paid jobs, Resisting smoking and liquor bans, Actors in trouble, Fistfight in Congress, Prosperity around the corner and News articles spreading fear and encouraging violence. With Jon Blackwell, Wall Street Journal Editor and creator of the Twitter handle This Day in 1921, we discuss significant news stories of 1921 that have meaning for today involving racism, poor economic times, censorship, government mandates and attacks on science, among others. Jon's twitter publishes every day with a news story from 1921. He's also the author of Notorious New Jersey.  We did a 1921 episode earlier in the year, with Jon we cover new ground.

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Music by Lee Rosevere
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