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Tag Archives: FDR
Hope For A Depressed Nation: Then & Now
The legacy of FDR’s most popular New Deal program — the CCC lives on in every state in the nation. A look back on how we had leadership who directed us to preserve our environment and offered “hope for a depressed nation.” A reminder that serves us well today. Continue reading
Posted in Democracy, Environmental, FEATURED, Thoughts on Life
Tagged CCC, conservation, ecology, FDR, Itasca State Park, national parks
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Henry A. Wallace: The ‘What Ifs’ Are Inescapable
Find out more about Henry A. Wallace, a wisdom voice lost to history. He came within an eyelash of being president, but lost out to political bickering to retain his spot as vice president on FDR’s 1944 re-election ticket. Wallace envisioned a post-war world built on peace as well as economic and social justice. Of course, these views made him too “controversial” for those already in power. Continue reading
Posted in Democracy, Peace, Progressive Profiles, Social Justice
Tagged economic and social justice, FDR, Henry Wallace, peace, the New Deal
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