What else can we do but ‘keep on pushing’? petuladvorak.substack.com/p/…
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The Washington that was never built - pyramid honoring Lincoln, an arch taller than anything in DC - because arts commissions did their jobs.
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In 1958, the government bulldozed the entire town of Willard – a thriving, predominantly Black town built over generations by the descendants of enslaved Americans — to erect a second major airport for the nation’s capital. @petulad
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The Declaration of Independence had some catchy one-liners, but most of it was an epic rant against King George. Let’s revisit some of the (many) grievances explaining why the Founding Fathers wanted #nokings
'My name is Bill, and I'm a Persister' open.substack.com/pub/petula…
This Memorial Day tribute hits hard — right at home.
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America's 'Most Dangerous Woman' was an Irish immigrant open.substack.com/pub/petula…
The post-mortem on this will be epic. And appalling.
We don’t have a complete account of Donald Trump and his family’s finances. But a clear picture has emerged: enrichment of the First Family on a scale that is unprecedented in American history.
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Thank you, veterans....
A rock icon and a 100-year-old WWII veteran tell America’s story wapo.st/4nL9xZx
Sept. 2, 1925 — The listing of everyone’s income taxes were on the front page of The Washington Post #100yearsagotoday! Three times in U.S. history, income taxes were made public. It was published from 1864-1870, then…🧵
His first year in power, Hitler deployed more and more Nazi troops to German city streets. Berliners were surprised by the array of Nazi uniforms occupying their city. #hitlerhistory
Aug. 11, 1925 — The federal budget director wanted say over running D.C. #100yearsagotoday. The District has been “neglected” and deserves more money for improvements as it becomes “an ideal residential city” and is “growing even faster than any other front-rank city”. #history
August 8-9, 1925 — The nation’s capital was overwhelmed by the massive KKK march #100yearsagotoday. After D.C. mandated that the klansmen march unmasked, thousands lined the parade in civilian clothes, suspected sympathizers who left their robes at home, but cheered alongside.









