วีดีโอ

NARRATION IS JUVENILLE !!!!!!!!!!!!!

Thank you for making this!!

I read that book. Scary, what they went through.

The larger kinds of animals did not survive the Flood. Usually the smaller kind are represented as they were taken alive through the Flood. In time these kinds speciated out to the species we see today.

who's here bc of geography hw 💀

I enjoyed this. Very educational.

You don't ask, What do you see/notice? You ask, What's going on in this picture?

Why do you keep removing my comments?

You may contact me regarding my original comment. Thanks.

Where did my comment go? For a better example see Visual Thinking Strategies: Terra Foundation for American Art. Philip Yenawine, the man who, literally, wrote the book does a VTS of a painting and then explains what he did and why. Please don't remove my comment. It is important that people facilitate correctly.

Seems pretty political to me. Not a good idea

"Native Americans" were used to sign so-called "Peace" (surrendering, white-flag) Treaties on the behalf of ALL "Afro-Indigenous" people, who were in TOTAL disagreement with the white man's policies pertaining to lands of their ancestors.

"Hiring-out" was another way of controlling the enslaved "Afro-Indigenous" people, preventing them from running away and, stopping their free movement on lands stolen from their ancestors.

People from "Africa" and enslaved did NOT have "American" citizenship. Therefore, enslaved people from Africa could NOT have been called "African American."

Return the remains like you were required to by LAW over THIRTY YEARS ago. Just another corrupt museum dragging your feet while keeping stolen remains and artifacts.

He was tremendously racist against Jewish people.

Wow!!!!

Sooo beautiful.

Great introduction! Very interesting stories.

Would love to see even more points.

Just wait for us red heads to collect lol . 😂🔥

What an interesting display. You hear about these oddities from tornados. Brilliant that some one in 1925 thought to save these incidents. I have a section of an elm that was blown down in the 1938 hurricane in front of my neighbors house . It was in his cellar and when he passed away his daughter gave it to me. It has no implements would be more interesting if it did. The neighbor who saved it wanted his descendants to burn it on the 100th anniversary. Well his children never had kids so if I make it I will or I'll leave to my kids to fulfill Robert's wish.

Joyce I've enjoyed every minute of this video.Your storytelling speaks to my soul,you have such a beautifully captivating voice and I could listen to you read the yellow pages with delight!

It was so much fun to listen ❤ my fav was the second one

p̾r̾o̾m̾o̾s̾m̾ 👇

Just tell the story like it was, don't add no fluff to it to try and make it seem like White really cared for what was in our best interest. the rape was used as a false pretext, like countless other race riots, to destroy the black community behind jealousy, socioeconomic purposes. talk about how well Blacks protected themselves, which played a major role in the local officials complicit with the government of the u.s, to cover up the race riot. A lot of people don't understand why springfield il served as a catalyst to the inception of the Naacp. its so much history within this historical cover up

Thank you for this. Having grown up in Ottawa and knowing about this thanks to stories handed down and not talked about then in "polite" conversations, I learned early in life that Capitalism Stops at Nothing.

Totally agree

What does it say about human nature how many people involved were either complicit in or willfully ignorant of the harms done to these women (even physicians!) . One wonders if the same sort of thing happened today with some new dangerous phenomenon whether the response would be any better.

Thank you very much for this documentary, very well appreciate it! Unbelievable 🤦🏻‍♀️!

Was there a couple weeks ago. That place has really went down hill.

um

Am sure you folks have herd of cotton wool? Please line your egg casings

A couple weeks ago I saw a play the Shining Ladies Had never heard this story before. Today I watched the movie. Heartbreaking. My parents were born and raised in LaSalle/Peru. Of course all my family from that area have passed. I have three cousins and have asked them if they ever heard of this? They have not. Seems it has been covered up, no one talking about it.

Netflix have made a movie about this.

I am a descendent of Henrietta Ulrich! She was my great great grandmother. A strange thrill to hear her mentioned in this very interesting historical piece. Shari Ulrich

Thank you for this excellent discussion. Mary Todd Lincoln is history’s most misunderstood first lady. She experienced more than her share of tragedy during her lifetime 😢. It breaks my heart to know how poorly she was treated while in the White House and after Lincoln's assassination. I am glad that you are helping change people's opinion of her. Also, thank you for the book recommendations.

That was Cool

Here is a short video tour on Union Miner's Cemetery. th-cam.com/video/BBkWUXxGQJM/w-d-xo.html

Loretta Rymer Williams is the ONLY Mother Jones actor to have performed both in the country of her birth and at her final resting place. Part of the recent Blair 100 activities was a labor film contest. "Planting a Branch", staring Willams as Mother, was selected for special recognition at Marshal University in Huntington, West Virginia, in that contest. Here is a link to that video: th-cam.com/video/fIIWG4TDoxE/w-d-xo.html

4

Really interesting and important story that needs to be remembered!

Why was nothing pressed? Isn't there some way to remove those wrinkles without damaging the garment?

I just made a video on old sacred Indian lands

Love it. Thanks from Ottawa Canada 🇨🇦

One of the worst videos ever. A lot of frantic double-speed movements to an even more frantic, inappropriate music, no real view of the gown, NO ZOOM-IN!!! What the heck is this worth, if we can't get a good look at that fascinating lace???

Where did I see straw imbedded in a tree by a tornado?

In the fifties I was a young woman,and the norm was a waist length bra, with a girdle and strap made of elastic that he’d up the stockings. I am unaware of the pantyhose coming into use until the late fifties

Very cool! Thank you!