United States of America – The Anti-Lynching Act On March 29, 2022, United States President Joe Biden signed the historic Emmett Till Antilynching Act. For the first time in the history of the United States of America, the lynchings of human beings is considered a hate crime. President Biden said, “Lynching was pure terror to […]
Volstead was seen as an additional tool for limiting the rights of people of color, the poor, and a large wave of Catholic European immigrants, all of whom were seen as a threat to the “American way of life” of the 1920s.
With the advent of better roads and more dependable cars, camping became a popular hobby. With little more than a car and some helpful tips, families could travel economically and find enjoyment in Nature, whether for a weekend or a month.
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As the cachet of Southern California continued to grow, developers saw immense potential in selling not just land, but a lifestyle – one of ease and plenty.
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Real estate developers and investors used a number of approaches in marketing and selling Southern California. Their wives formed armies of women’s clubs and community organizations in almost every city and berg in the state.
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Anti-Lynching Crusaders
The World of the 1920s, UncategorizedUnited States of America – The Anti-Lynching Act On March 29, 2022, United States President Joe Biden signed the historic Emmett Till Antilynching Act. For the first time in the history of the United States of America, the lynchings of human beings is considered a hate crime. President Biden said, “Lynching was pure terror to […]
The Prohibition Plum Tree
The World of the 1920s, UncategorizedVolstead was seen as an additional tool for limiting the rights of people of color, the poor, and a large wave of Catholic European immigrants, all of whom were seen as a threat to the “American way of life” of the 1920s.
Motor Rambles and Auto Enthusiasts
Santa Barbara County, Travel in the 1920s, UncategorizedWith the advent of better roads and more dependable cars, camping became a popular hobby. With little more than a car and some helpful tips, families could travel economically and find enjoyment in Nature, whether for a weekend or a month.
Santa Barbara Enters the 1920s
Santa Barbara County, UncategorizedAs the cachet of Southern California continued to grow, developers saw immense potential in selling not just land, but a lifestyle – one of ease and plenty.
El Camino Real – Highway Through the Land of Sunshine and Flowers
UncategorizedReal estate developers and investors used a number of approaches in marketing and selling Southern California. Their wives formed armies of women’s clubs and community organizations in almost every city and berg in the state.