The ku klux klan was established after the civil war and reached the height of public visibility in the 1920s. Next, author Dale Laackman discusses a brief history of the kkk and describes the advertising and Public Relations tactics that brought klan membership to an alltime high of several million nationwide. He explores the topic in full in his book, for the kingdom and the power. This is about an hour. Hello and welcome. My name is brendan watts. This evening, i have the honor of introducing mr. Dale laackman. Many of you do know him personally. But for those of you who havent had the pleasure of meeting him, heres a little background. Mr. Laackman was born in iowa, raised in western michigan, where he earned a b. A. In advertising and an m. A. In television and film. During a 20year career in broadcasting, he then joined the national syndicator in chicago. Mr. Laackman became an awardwilling television producer, director and writer. Thankfully, he turned to his passions of history
Tactics, including new naval technology, ironclad warships. Historian steven wise talks about the seize of charleston. It includes the change in leadership and federal forces, the various artillery methods used, and the role of blockade runners in keeping charleston supplied. This event was hosted by the South Carolina historical society. It runs about one hour and 10 minutes. Good evening. Im faye jansen. On behalf of the South Carolina historical society, id like to thank everyone for joining us. Id also like to thank the board of managers of the society for sponsoring this event tonight. There will be refreshments afterwards and you can thank our board for those. In his war for the union series, historian alan nevin points out that the federal assault on charleston was planned for both political and military reasons. He writes that the seizure of the cradle of the confederacy, the proud capital of secessionists, would humiliate every follower of calhoun and exalt every northern hear
Q a. Spans the ku klux klan was accomplished after the civil war and reached the height of public in the 1920s. Next, author Dale Laackman theusses a brief history of kkk and describes the advertising and Public Relations brought klan m membership to an alltime high several million nationwide. He explores the topic in full in book, for the kingdom and the power. This is about an hour. Hello and welcome. Name is brendan watts. This evening, i have the honor of introducing mr. Dale laackman. Many of you do know him personally. You who havent had the pleasure of meeting him, heres a little background. Mr. Laackman was born in iowa, raised in western michigan, a b. A. In an m. A. Inand television and film. During a 20year career in broadcasting, he then joined the syndicator in chicago. Mr. Laackman became an awardwilling television producer, director and writer. Thankfully, he turned to his passions of history and writing, earning a b. A. In history, with education, from northeastern illi
Resulted from her pregnancy and not from one of those conditions, u. P. S. Rejected her request. That we submit is a violation of the second clause of the pda, which if it means anything, must mean that when an employee seeks an accommodation or benefit due to her pregnancy, that she is entitled to the same accommodation that her employer would have given her. You make it sound as if the only condition that was not accommodated was lifting restriction because of pregnancy. And i did not understand that to be the case. Thats the way you start, you want to say its only pregnancy. Unless ive missed something. Well i so i think on the Summary Judgment record here, your honor, the three very broad classes of limitations that u. P. S. Accommodates do at least theres a genuine issue of material fact this they cover the waterfront of everything but pregnancy. But our position is that those three broad classes by themselves, even if there are some conditions out there that they dont cover sorry
Groups in the years of the cold why and government organizations made up of anticommunist private citizens engaged in cold war propaganda and it later emerged that these groups were being secretly funded and to some extent managed by the cia and one group that i really didnt engage with was the american friends of the middle east and it is purposed to do so much with the cold war and as with promoting the arab world to an american audience and it was also antizionists, that having the influence of the emerging israel lobby in 1950s america. This seems so odd and unexpected and i didnt really know quite what to do with it. So i mention it and then put my middle american friends to the one side. So i came back to the subject and story and began to delve into it further. I soon realized that the main office in the main cia officer involved in the creation of the american friends of the middle east was none other than current cameras about. This name might already be familiar to you before