Author: Erik Loomis
This is the grave of John Peurifoy. Born in 1907 in Waterboro, South Carolina, Peurifoy grew up fairly well off and got himself an appointment to the U.S. Military Academy..
The main thing to note about the Aunt Jemima brand is that it is incredibly racist. Other than the image of that however, there's nothing racist per se about this.
Look, I can't think of any better use of the suckers' skyrocketing tuition money than this: The University of Florida is making sure its newly hired president, former Sen. Ben.
In 1862, President Lincoln ordered the largest mass execution in American history, ending the Dakota War. This grotesque event gets even worse. At the end of the executions, the bodies.
This is a World War II era government production to educate viewers about the steel industry. It focuses on Youngstown and really gets into the pride the workers have in.
Jimmy Carter meeting with business leaders asking for help to lower inflation, 1979. This is from the last time American policymakers decided to destroy working class gains in the employment.
There really is no difference between the tobacco industry and the fossil fuel industry except that we are far more addicted to fossil fuels than we ever were with cigarettes..
Time for some more early experimental film, this time 1906's Three American Beauties, an Edison production that experimented with hand colored film. Also, see the cheap patriotism that more than.