Today’s Document from the National Archives- "Edison, California. Young migratory mother." April 11, 2021This photo was taken by Dorothea Lange on April 11, 1940. The caption reads "Edison, Kern County, California. Young migratory mother, originally from Texas. On the day before the photograph was made she and her husband traveled 35 miles each way to pick peas. They worked 5 hours each and together earned $2.25. They have two young children... Live in aut […]
- "Edison, California. Young migratory mother." April 11, 2021
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Spoofing History: Jack Black as Benjamin Franklin
Another installment in College Humor’s Drunk History series, this time with Jack Black as Benjamin Franklin. No, I’m not being lazy. The last four installments of the Jeopardy! cycle took a lot out of me. Enjoy.
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