A few years ago a bank I did business with was celebrating "Black History Month". They had a little pamplet printed that had several such success stories in it, from slave to rich. They even had one story where an X-slave took care of his old master and family after they lost everything in the civil war. I picked one up and found it very interesting. Wish I still had it.
Like the old saying says, "You can't keep a good man down."
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A few years ago a bank I did business with was celebrating "Black History Month". They had a little pamplet printed that had several such success stories in it, from slave to rich. They even had one story where an X-slave took care of his old master and family after they lost everything in the civil war. I picked one up and found it very interesting. Wish I still had it.
Like the old saying says, "You can't keep a good man down."
I am guessing you forgot about the legacy of Landslide Lyndon. (Think about the quagmire which the poor and long suffering became bogged down in, our longest war, the one with the greatest costs and losses,
The War on Poverty).
Liberals loved him, the second coming of FDR. His programs have sentenced generations of poor to a life of misery and deprivation. Then there was Vietnam. There is more than one reason to call a big prick
a Johnson.
And did I mention he was cruel to beagles??
ETA: as an after thought one of the genealogy boards I belong to has been having a big dust up over Ancestry with regard to 'valid' research. It centered on the fact that anyone can add to stuff there, caveat emptor, might be a good way to put the gist of the debate.