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One Year Later: Leaving The Pandemic
A Historical Solutions Leadership Talkshop for summer 2021…register now… Leaving The Pandemic: Your Leadership And The Lessons One Year After World War II, World War I, And The Civil War. It’s 1946, 1919, and 1866 and Americans have put hard times in the rear-view mirror. They’ve said goodbye to the problems and difficulties of a […]
Eleven Years–Then And Now
Think about Americans, American civic life, and moving visual images. The first use of motion pictures in American presidential elections was in March 1901 with the inauguration of William McKinley. Filmed by the inventor of film–Thomas Edison. Again, 1901. The first use of motion pictures in American presidential campaigns was in fall 1912 with the […]
Not So Different
“All right, we are two nations.” Sad. Tough to bear. Not a lot of hope for things to get better. The American people spit and scowl at each other as splits, divisions, and internal hostilities set citizen against citizen, group against group. The quote above comes from the mind and heart of an American intellectual. […]
