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from Moonbattery: There are three possible explanations for the Trump assassination attempt, which Big Tech and the media have attempted to delete from our memory: (1) thanks at least in part to DEI, the Secret Service has achieved levels of incompetence heretofore unimagined; (2) the Deep State let it happen through malicious apathy; or (3) the Deep State made it […]

by Rhoda Wilson, Expose News: A recent large-scale, peer-reviewed study from South Korea found a significant increase in the risk of serious cardiac and neurological conditions following mRNA covid vaccination. The study found that a 620% higher risk of myocarditis and a 175% higher risk of pericarditis were observed in people who received the mRNA […]

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The 1950s are commonly associated with the popularity of diners, ice cream counters, drive-in movies- domesticity, houses with white picket fences, and the beginning of some music movements like rock and roll. And while these common images were certainly part of the zeitgeist, the 1950s were also a time of huge cultural changes, economic expansion, and recovery from war. Post World War II, the economy was starting to boom. Another thing that was booming was the birth rate. So much so, that this generation has come to be known as the “baby boomers.” The 1950s were also a time of the Second Red Scare, the beginning of the Cold War, and the Space Race. It was the decade that birthed the Civil Rights Movement. Television became a more popular form of entertainment. The polio vaccine was discovered. Music and art movements were gaining more traction, especially with the help of tv and radio. With all of this going on and all these huge changes, people still led normal lives. Let’s take a look at some snapshots of daily life in the 1950s. The post Images of Daily American Life in the 1950s first appeared on History Defined.