Jen Sorensen for June 07, 2023

Where does she spend her media time? SOME of us can find more balanced coverage… which does mean that some of the RW crαp does leak through.

RW BS

Try reading “The Guardian”, “Pro-Publica”, “Al-Jazeera”, “Deutch Wire”, “The Jacobin”, " The BBC", to name a few. But be careful, you might learn something out of your comfort zone.

I don’t touch that RWNJ dritt that passes for news. NHK-World Newsline is quick and balanced, and no commercials!

the economist for true liberal news…

Wasn’t that edition banned in OK or KS or FL?

It seems Ms. Sorenson searches for things to get upset over.

They should read “People’s World” originally known as The Daily Worker.

The 74,223,975 are petulantly noisy.

She should come up for air with some PBS now and then.

I for one agree with Jen to much RWBS, come on people get your heads out,

The Alt-Reich has a calendar, Jan. Just refer to it to see which day media/cartoonists/columnists go after Hunter, WOKE, etc.

News stories from 1923. Some of them seem to be clickbait…

Egypt - King Tut Burial Chamber Opened

First Home Game Played at the Original Yankee Stadium home of the New York Yankees

Warner Brothers Established

First Issue of Time Magazine

The Great Kanto earthquake devastate the cities of Tokyo and Yokohama

Adolf Hitler leads the Nazi Party in failed coup attempt in Germany

Canada - Insulin Used For Diabetes treatment

Republic of Turkey Established

Mount Etna volcano erupts

BBC, CBC, DW, Info France, NHK, RAI…

In the 1920s the Klan was at its peak of popularity. It controlled the Indiana legislature for several years and was strong in many northern states. No telling what was in the Farmer’s Almanac. My folks had a cartoon history coffee table book that I loved when I was a kid. In the 1920s section there were quite a few anti Klan cartoons.

She should read Margaret Atwood’s book “The Testaments”, it’s a really great story.

So cute that anyone would think, even as a joke, that 1923 was less racist than today. Not as a big difference as we’d like to think, but no golden age.

Hundred year old canning instructions are often left as for entertainment purposes. The article ‘Twenty uses for this years rendered Lard’? Timeless.

And my spouse wonders why I watch cooking, gardening and craft shows on PBS.

I think she may have something there. https://archive.org/details/oldfarmersalmana1923unse/page/n7/mode/2up

Farmers almanac of 1923???

“Today’s weather will be perfect for a lynching”

1923, isn’t that about halfway to where the right-wing populists want to take us?: