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1960: "Harvest of Shame" -Definitely worth your 52 minutes to watch & count your Blessings.
A QUOTE - "This is about my 5th or 6th time watching this documentary. It never gets old and it remains a reminder of part of a nation's suffering and hardships. When dirt poor REALLY meant DIRT POOR. Nostalgia overwhelms me whenever I see Edward R. Murrow. This documentary touches my soul. I cannot shake it. I watch this whenever I get a chance. It humbles me and keeps me grounded and mostly reminds me to count my blessings."
A QUOTE - "This is about my 5th or 6th time watching this documentary. It never gets old and it remains a reminder of part of a nation's suffering and hardships. When dirt poor REALLY meant DIRT POOR. Nostalgia overwhelms me whenever I see Edward R. Murrow. This documentary touches my soul. I cannot shake it. I watch this whenever I get a chance. It humbles me and keeps me grounded and mostly reminds me to count my blessings."
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THANKS. Although I've Not Seen It Yet,
I've Put It Into The "Watch Later" Stage.
I DO Want To View It; As Poverty, No Matter Who It Involves Or Where It Is,
Is A Terrible Thing To Have Experienced.
I've Put It Into The "Watch Later" Stage.
I DO Want To View It; As Poverty, No Matter Who It Involves Or Where It Is,
Is A Terrible Thing To Have Experienced.
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A1C Medrick "Rick" DeVaney
SGT (Join to see) - Other Than Hunger Being a Somewhat Dangerous & Painful Situation.. When One's Impoverished,They Normally Live in Areas Where Everyone Else Is In The Same Situation;
Therefore, Oddly Enough, Don't Realize They ARE Poor...
Because They're Living As Does Everyone Else
Therefore, Oddly Enough, Don't Realize They ARE Poor...
Because They're Living As Does Everyone Else
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