My History Can Beat Up Your Politics

1921 - One Hundred Years Ago

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Events 100 years ago have nothing at all to do with today's events, unless you consider new technologies changing the pace of life, the immigration issue, a new administration changing messaging and policies, racism and racial violence, crime, labor struggles, international conflicts and government spending on the poor.  And, new kinds of poems.  (Music by Paul Whiteman band (from 1921) and Lee Rosevere )
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