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Education, History, Politics, Pop Culture, and everything in between.Explore a dynamic mix of topics that inform, inspire, and spark conversation, connecting the past to the present in meaningful ways. saribethrosenberg.substack.com
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HISTORY BEHIND THE HEADLINES: Presidential Press Conferences (opens the original)
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Presidential press conferences have been part of American political life for more than a century. Woodrow Wilson held the first formal one in 1913; Dwight Eisenhower held the first televised presidential press conference in 1955, although it was recorded and edited before broadcast; and in 1961, John F. Kennedy became the first president to hold one live on television, allowing Americans to watch reporters question the president in real time. <a class="image-link image2 is-viewable-img" href="ht
Bitter Melodies Turning Your Orbit Around (opens the original)
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Tall buildings shakeVoices escape singing sad, sad songsTuned to chordsStrung down your cheeksBitter melodies turning your orbit aroundListen to “Jesus, Etc’“ by WilcoJeff Tweedy, the lead singer, primary songwriter and guitarist for Wilco, wrote the lyrics to “Jesus, Etc.” months before the terrorist attacks of September 11, 2001.The song appeared on Yankee Hotel Foxtrot, an album that at one point was expected to be released on September 11. But after disagreements with th
HISTORY BEHIND THE HEADLINES (opens the original)
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Macklemore made headlines this weekend after getting political onstage while opening for Ed Sheeran at MetLife Stadium. And whatever you think about what he said — agree with him, disagree with him, think a concert is the perfect place for politics or the absolute worst — I kept thinking about how familiar the reaction felt. Every few years, we seem to have the exact same debate: Why do musicians have to get political? Why can’t they just shut up and sing?Except… musicians have been doing this f
HISTORY BEHIND THE HEADLINES: Politicians, the Media & the Rise of Content Creators (opens the original)
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Well, I made the New York Post. So naturally, I thought we should turn it into a history lesson.Political leaders communicating through the media of their time is nothing new.From partisan newspapers and the explosion of mass political communication in the 19th century, to FDR and radio, JFK and television, and Barack Obama embracing YouTube and social media, elected officials have continually adapted to changes in how Americans get their information.Today, millions of Americans get news and inf
Where Have I Been? (opens the original)
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Six years ago I sat in my cozy studio apartment deep in pandemic isolation. The school year was going to be “remote” and we were all trying to figure out what that meant. We were about to start ramping up the work to get Trump out of office. I kept seeing videos of the QAnon Shaman in my Instagram feed. I had just downloaded TikTok. One of my first vide… Read more
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