Re: WAYWT: Excerpts from books edition

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Thu Jan 14, 2016 11:50 pm
by Cowboy
Building on the Farmers’ Alliance network of local institutions, the Populists embarked on a remarkable effort of community organization and education. To spread their message they published numerous pamphlets on political and economic questions, established more than 1,000 local newspapers, and sent traveling speakers throughout rural America. Wearing “a huge black sombrero and a black Prince Albert coat,” Texas Populist orator “Cyclone” Davis traveled the Great Plains accompanied by the writings of Thomas Jefferson, which he quoted to demonstrate the evils of banks and large corporations. At great gatherings on the western plains, similar in some ways to religious revival meetings, and in small- town southern country stores, one observer wrote, “people commenced to think who had never thought before, and people talked who had seldom spoken. . . . Little by little they commenced to theorize upon their condition.”
Re: WAYWT: Excerpts from books edition

Posted:
Fri May 04, 2018 1:10 am
by WussWayne
At what point of clothing obsession does one pull out the DSM Manual
Re: WAYWT: Excerpts from books edition

Posted:
Fri May 04, 2018 8:34 am
by vgtbls
Probably at the point where you have to think hard about whether DSM means Dover Street Market or Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders