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Children pledging allegiance to the American flag at San Francisco’s Raphael Weill Elementary School in 1942. Those whose families were of Japanese ancestry were sent to internment camps.
These kids, hand over heart, mouths open mid verse, earnest as only children can be, are performing one of the most American rituals imaginable. The Pledge of Allegiance. A declaration of loyalty and belonging. And for some of them, this moment sits just days, maybe weeks, before the United States government would decide that their loyalty was irrelevant. That their Americanness was conditional. That the blood running through their veins disqualified them from the very flag they are saluting.
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24 People Share the Subtle Signs a Recession Might Already Be Here
Recessions don’t always arrive with a big dramatic headline. More often, they creep in quietly, through little changes you start to notice in everyday life. A Reddit thread recently asked people what “recession indicators” they’ve been seeing lately, and the responses paint a picture that feels… familiar. Not definitive. But hard to ignore.
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Woman Illustrates All The Types Of Guys That Show Up On Dating Apps
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25 History Memes That Sneakily Teach You More Than School Did
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5 Things I Learned That I Can’t Stop Thinking About
Gerald Ford’s teenage son Steven once sneaked twenty friends to party at the White House and ordered food and drinks, assuming they were free. The next day, his father showed him the bill from the Oval Office and he learned it came out of his salary
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