Professor of history Gary Gerstle talks about Franklin D. Roosevelt's efforts to "pack the Supreme Court" with justices he believed would be sympathetic to his legislative agenda, particularly the Wagner Act and the Social Security Act.. Although Ro...
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Professor of history Gary Gerstle talks about what he calls one of the great ironies of World War II and the twentieth century. "On the one hand," Professor Gerstle explains, "...the illegitimacy of racial prejudice was put before the American peopl...
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Time period discussed: Late 18th Century - Mid 19th Century
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Professor of history Gary Gerstle talks about the nexus between American cinema's treatment of World War II and the issue of racism during the War. Professor Gerstle notes that African-Americans were largely absent from Steven Spielberg's landmark f...
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Time period discussed: Mid 18th Century - Early 20th Century
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Time period discussed: Early 20th Century - Mid 20th Century
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Time period discussed: Early 20th Century - Mid 20th Century
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Time period discussed: Early 20th Century - Mid 20th Century
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Time period discussed: Late 18th Century - Mid 19th Century
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Time period discussed: Early 20th Century - Mid 20th Century
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