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He was acting as an individual not an organization.Sure as hell was.
Ralph Carr.
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He was acting as an individual not an organization.Sure as hell was.
Ralph Carr.
And Owens supported Alf Landon for President in 1938 and Wilkie in 1940.And…
Jesse Owens Slighted by FDR
Jesse Owens felt slighted by President Franklin D. Roosevelt (FDR) after his triumphs at the 1936 Berlin Olympics. Owens won four gold medals but did not receive a congratulatory telegram from the President, unlike the white medal winners who were invited to the White House. Owens expressed his disappointment, stating, “Hitler didn’t snub me. It was FDR who snubbed me.” This sentiment highlights the racial discrimination Owens faced upon his return to the United States, despite his global acclaim.
Start with Robert Taft supported open housing, sponsored legislation banning lynching.If you could point to Republicans pushing civil rights legislation in the 30s and 40s you would have a point
Typo 1936And Owens supported Alf Landon for President in 1938 and Wilkie in 1940.
The South Could Have Stopped Abolitionism by Supporting Labor UnionsBefore FDR……Harding, Coolidge and Hoover were Republicans
Why didn’t they invoke Civil Rights in their administrations?
Histwhorians Are Palace HeraldsIf France and the UK had recognized the danger, they could have taken steps to minimize it. Instead, they concentrated on their internal problems and the results of the Great Depression. France never took effective steps to rearm before Poland was invaded allowing defense companies to dither and depending on arms and aircraft purchased from the USA instead, most of which either never arrived before the fall of France or too late to be integrated into France's defenses.
As history has proved since then, there was nothing wrong with Jim Crow.That racist scumbag had no interest in doing so.
Carr violently crushed labor unions, proving once again that race treason is all about Wall Street Supremacy.Sure as hell was.
Ralph Carr.
Obvious Truths Are Never Told to Us Little PeopleWhere did the rest of the Republican Party stand on Japanese internment?
Jesse Owens = Colin KaepernickAnd Owens supported Alf Landon for President in 1938 and Wilkie in 1940.
History as shown what?As history has proved since then, there was nothing wrong with Jim Crow.
So, a bare minimum.Start with Robert Taft supported open housing, sponsored legislation banning lynching.
Oh Awetoe, how you miss the days of slavery, Jim Crow and Democrats hating blacks.So, a bare minimum.
bob, try to be relevant not boring old man.Oh Awetoe, how you miss the days of slavery, Jim Crow and Democrats hating blacks.
More than that.So, a bare minimum.
There is evidence Awetoe of your commitment to authoritarianism.bob, try to be relevant not boring old man.
Germany beggared itself with its rearmament program and since it was barely a nominal democracy the Nazis didn't have to answer to the voters. France and the UK had to appease the voters who didn't want to spend large amounts of money on a war that would never come. Remember, WWI was "the war to end all wars"Histwhorians Are Palace Heralds
You're saying that Germany could rearm during an even greater Depression but its historical enemies couldn't? It is a mathematical and logical fallacy to not change both sides of an equation.
Wrong at every level. American citizens had no responsibility to allow themselves to be interned. German, Italian and Japanese aliens DID have such a responsibility until they could be repatriated. The USA used a three-tier structure for European enemy aliens. Those determined to not be a threat and wanted to remain in the USA were freed and allowed to, but under observation. Those determined to be a threat, but who didn't want repatriation were interned in camps similar to the ones holding the Japanese and Japanese Americans. Those determined to be a threat, and that desired repatriation were repatriated under the supervision of neutral countries and/or the Red Cross. The Japanese aliens were not repatriated because Japan refused to repatriate Allied civilians in their power who were confined under far worse conditions than the American held aliens. Treatment of interned civilians was pretty benign among Germany, the UK and USA, not so by Japan.Obvious Truths Are Never Told to Us Little People
That it protected Japanese against American fury over Pearl Harbor. Besides, it was their patriotic duty to understand such war paranoia and accept it.
I strongly disagree. Legal segregation is just flat out wrong.As history has proved since then, there was nothing wrong with Jim Crow.
Every landslide starts with a pebble rolling. People were far more racist in the thirties and fortes than they are now. That's something IM2 and his compatriots refuse to acknowledge. Things are far better now, even if they are not perfect.So, a bare minimum.