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A “Highly Qualified” Legal Analysis

August 15, 2020History, PoliticsPaul Mason Fotsch
Sign in Dimmitt, Texas 1949
Sign in Dimmitt, Texas, 1949
Russell Lee / Dolph Briscoe Center for American History

In an editorial for Newsweek, John Eastman, a Law Professor at Chapman University, argues Kamala Harris is not eligible to be Veep. Continue reading A “Highly Qualified” Legal Analysis →

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Someone is right

August 9, 2020History, NYC, podcastsPaul Mason Fotsch

Chinese restaurants came to the United States in the 19th century with Cantonese migrants who worked in mines and built railroads.  But Chinese restaurants that were also vegetarian did not arrive in New York until the 1980s.

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I am sweating

August 2, 2020Chicago, History, Music, podcastsPaul Mason Fotsch

For the AACM 20th anniversary celebration, Cecil Taylor performed at Mandel Hall with Roscoe Mitchell, Douglas Ewart, Malachi Favors and Steve McCall. After the concert he recorded a station ID for WHPK.

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A Tree for Unc

July 26, 2020History, Nature, podcastsPaul Mason Fotsch

Somewhere in the Wayne National Forest, a massive blue spruce memorializes a Florida flea market dealer from Fond Du Lac Wisconsin.

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TV is Depressing Me

July 19, 2020Chicago, History, Music, podcastsPaul Mason Fotsch

The Polk-A-Lay-Lee was a ukulele like instrument created for Polk Brothers Electronics in 1965. One could buy it for five dollars with the purchase of a tape recorder or TV.

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