JL;DR

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Tag: New Deal

0 History Culture

Jews under FDR (1933-1937)

Sam Aronow · 24 Oct

The video explores the experiences of American Jews during the first term of President Franklin D. Roosevelt, from 1933 to 1937.

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Michael Lind in Tablet · 1 Jul 2021

This article discusses the rise of technocratic progressivism in the United States and its influence on shaping policy and social change.

0 Politics Leadership

He's Not FDR. Maybe He's Jimmy Carter.

The Commentary Magazine Podcast · 24 Jun 2021

The podcast discusses the challenges faced by Joe Biden and his agenda within the Democratic Party, comparing his situation to that of former presidents like FDR and Jimmy Carter.

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Is It Time to Cancel FDR?

Michael Lind in Tablet · 12 Apr 2021

The question of whether the Democratic Party should "cancel" President Franklin D. Roosevelt (FDR) is raised in this article.

0 Politics History

The Forward was a socialist mainstay — until it endorsed FDR. What changed?

Forward · 15 Feb 2021

Founded in 1897 as a staunchly socialist publication, the Forward maintained unwavering support for the Socialist Party, backing leaders such as Eugene V. Debs and Norman Thomas.

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Social Justice in Detroit

Robert Rockaway in Tablet · 2 Jan 2020

In the 1920s in Detroit, Henry Ford fueled anti-Semitic sentiment through articles in the Dearborn Independent, though he later apologized.

0 Politics History

To the End, A Dyed-in-the-Wool Socialist

Forward · 19 May 2010

Abraham Cahan was a pivotal figure in American Jewish socialist history, influencing both the Yiddish-speaking immigrant community and the broader American public.