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Tag Archives: United States
RBG Street Scholar: James Baldwin & Dick Gregory- ‘Baldwin’s Nigger (1969)’
Source:RBG Street Scholar– about James Baldwin’s 1969 documentary. Source:The Daily Times “RBG-James Baldwin and Dick Gregory Baldwin’s Nigger (1969)” From RBG Street Scholar James Baldwin message seems to be about individual empowerment and individual freedom, that African-Americans should empower themselves and … Continue reading
NBC Sports: CFA 1992- Pennsylvania Nittany Lions @ Notre Dame Fighting Irish: Full Game
Source:The Daily Press Penn State-Notre Dame, was one of the better college football rivalries in the 1980s and early 1990s. And it’s just a shame that they still aren’t playing. And I believe one of the weakness’ of Notre Dame … Continue reading
Posted in NEC Classic Games, The Daily Press
Tagged 1992, 1992 College Football Season, America, Chris Collinsworth, College Football, College Football on NBC, Indiana, John Dockery, NBC College Football, NBC Sports, NCAA, NCAA Football, Notre Dame Fighting Irish, Notre Dame Football, Notre Dame Stadium, Penn State Football, Penn State Nittany Lions, Penn State vs. Notre Dame, Penn State-Notre Dame Rivalry, South Bend, The 1990s, Tom Hammond, United States
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The Open Mind With Richard Heffner: Race Relations in Crisis (June 12, 1963)
. Source:Real Life Journal Without Malcolm X and Martin L. King we probably never get the civil rights movement of the 1950s and 60s. At least not until someone in the African-American community stepped up and demanded their freedom and … Continue reading
Posted in Malcolm X, Real Life Journal
Tagged 1963, African-American Community, African-American History, Alan Morrison, America, American Civil Rights Movement, American History, Black Power, Civil Rights, Equality Race Relations in America, Freedom, James Farmer, Malcolm X, PBS, Richard Heffner, The 1960s, The Open Mind, The Open Mind With Richard Hefner, United States, Wyatt T. Walker
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Marilyn Monroe: Happy Birthday, Mr. President (1962)
Source:The Daily Press President Kennedy had the line of the night, at least from what I heard saying that after hearing Marilyn Monroe sing Happy Birthday to him, he could now retire from politics. I mean after hearing a goddess … Continue reading
Posted in Hollywood Goddess, Marilyn, The Daily Press
Tagged 1962, America, Happy Birthday, Happy Birthday Mr. President, Hollywood, John F. Kennedy, John F. Kennedy's 45th Birthday, Madison Square Garden, Manhattan, Marilyn Monroe, Massachusetts, New York, New York City, Peter Lawford, President John F. Kennedy, Robert F. Kennedy, Sexy Women, The 1960s, The White House, United States, Washington, Washington DC
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Longines Chronoscope: Dr. Norman Thomas From- Democratic Socialist Foreign Policy (1952)
Source:FreeState MD What I respect about Norman Thomas even though he was a Socialist and we probably agree on almost nothing as it relates to economic policy, is that he was a real Democrat. A real American Democrat, a real … Continue reading
Posted in Classic News, FreeState MD
Tagged 1952, America, CBS News, China, Cold War, Communism, Communists, Democratic Socialism, Democratic Socialists, Dwight Eisenhower, Far Left, Foreign Policy, Hardy Burke, Korea, Korean War, Longines Chronoscope, National Security, New Left, Norman Thomas, Socialism, Socialists, Soviet Union, The 1950s, United States, William Bradford Huie
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Russia Today: Thom Hartmann: ‘How Big Should Government Be?’
Source:Free State MD In this editorial, Thom Hartmann said that government should be big enough to insure that all Americans have access to quality affordable health care. And I guess that means health insurance as well and education. Does that … Continue reading
Posted in FreeState MD, Russia Today, Thom Hartmann
Tagged 2013, America, Education, Federal Government, Federal Republic, Federalism, Free Society, Free State, Infrastructure, Job Training, Limited Government, Moscow, National Security, President Vladimir Putin, Regulatory State, Role of Government, RT, Russia, Russia Today, Russian Federation, Russian Government, The Big Picture With Thom Hartmann, The Kremlin, Thom Hartmann, U.S. Government, United States, Vladimir Putin, Washington, Washington DC
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PBS: NewsHour- ‘Five States Move to Restrict Access to Abortion Services’
Source:PBS NewsHour– Ilyse Hogue from National Pro-Choice America Source:The Daily Times “Five states have moved to adopt tighter abortion regulations, including North Dakota, which has the nation’s strictest abortion regulation, outlawing abortions as soon as a fetal heartbeat is detected. … Continue reading
Posted in NewsHour, The Daily Times
Tagged 2013, Abortion, Abortion Rights, America, Big Government, Charmaine Yoest, Christian Nationalism, Christian Nationalists, Far Right, Gwen Ifill, Ilyse Hogue, Jeffrey Brown, Nanny State, New Right, PBS, PBS Newshour, Populism, Populists, Reproductive Rights, Right to Choose, Roe V. Wade, Tea Party, United States, Washington, Washington DC, Women's Health Care
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NBC Sports: NFL 1980-AFC Final-Oakland Raiders @ San Diego Chargers: Dick Engberg Intro
Source:The Daily Journal Dick Engberg with a real good intro here. Not his best, but I believe he was one of the better announcers at the intro. Because of his voice, his passion for sports, perhaps especially football and he … Continue reading
Posted in AFC Classic, The Daily Journal
Tagged 1980, 1980 NFL Season, 1980 NFL-AFC Championship, 1980 Oakland Raiders, 1980 San Diego Chargers, AFC, AFC West, America, American Football Conference, California, Dick Engberg, Jack Murphy Stadium, National Football League, NBC Sports, NFL, NFL on NBC, Oakland Raiders, Raiders vs. Chargers, Raiders-Chargers Rivalry, San Diego, San Diego Chargers, The 1980s, United States
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NFL Films: NFL 1979-A Tale of Two Seasons: The Story of the 1979 Los Angeles Rams
Source: The Daily Press A Tale of Two Seasons is the perfect way to describe the 1979 Los Angeles Rams. Because they were essentially a 500 team or worst in the first half of 1979. I believe the traditionally lowly and … Continue reading
Posted in NFC Classic, The Daily Press
Tagged 1979, 1979 Los Angeles Rams, 1979 NFL Season, America, Harry Kalas, Los Angeles, Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum, Los Angeles Rams, National Football Conference, National Football League, NFC, NFC West, NFL, NFL Films, Super Bowl 14, The 1970s, United States
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