An interesting public service announcement that still rings true today. The PSA is about 40 to 50 years old. The message is still crystal clear.
40’s TV: Anti-Racism PSA from The DuMont Network (1949) (REAL)
January 24, 2009
-
FUNNY QUOTES OF THE DAY- This Day in History
- June 10, 1801: The Tripolitan War, between the United States and the Barbary States, began.
- June 10, 1865: Wagner's opera, Tristan and Isolde, premiered in Munich.
- June 10, 1935: Alcoholics Anonymous was founded by "Bill W."
- June 10, 1942: The entire male population of the Czech village of Lidice was massacred in retaliation for the death of Nazi official Reinhard Heydrich.
- June 10, 1946: Italy replaced its monarchy with a republic.
- June 10, 1967: The Six-Day War between Israel and Syria, Egypt, and Jordan ended.
- June 10, 1978: Affirmed won the Belmont Stakes and the Triple Crown.
- June 10, 2003: Ontario, Canada issued the first full same-sex marriage licenses in North America.
- More events from This Day in History: June 10
Enjoy the quipster!
Applause! Applause!
Tricorn hats are the rage
Click Horsey for William Tell Overture
Stress Reduction Kit. Bang Head Here.
Quipster 
Wouldn’t it be nice to continue showing that on TV?
The biggest problem we have now is that the small radical black community is making it almost impossible for the rest of the black community to cement race relations. In fact, we were well on our way in doing just that before Obama became President and brought in his radical friends from the “New Black Panther” movement.
No one wants to shake hands and be friends with a group that calls you a cracker and espouses that they want to kill us and our babies. Why aren’t the average black community shouting these radicals down instead of remaining silent while they undo all the progress made in the last 50 or more years?
The old saying goes something like, “you are either part of the solution, or part of the problem.” Tacitly watching fellow brethren tear down what took sooooooooo long to heal, is just as much part of the problem. Deeply sad, yet highly reflective on the motivations of those who are working on weakening the fabric of the U.S. as a whole.