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⏲ Duration: 53 min 25 sec
✓ Published: 14-Apr-2021
✓ Published: 14-Apr-2021
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In 1974, American politics and pop culture intersected as never before. Norman Lear’s TV shows considered the depths of racism as Tom Bradley completed his first year in office as L.A.’s first Black mayor. Musicians like Linda Rondstadt and politicians like Jerry Brown incorporated counterculture notes into mainstream performances. And, as Watergate consumed the final days of the Nixon presidency, Paramount released Chinatown, a dark-hearted film about corruption that flowed like water. What
In 1974, American politics and pop culture intersected as never before. Norman Lear’s TV shows considered the depths of racism as Tom Bradley completed his first year in office as L.A.’s first Black mayor. Musicians like Linda Rondstadt and politicians like Jerry Brown incorporated counterculture notes into mainstream performances. And, as Watergate consumed the final days of the Nixon presidency, Paramount released Chinatown, a dark-hearted film about corruption that flowed like water. What
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