History For Foos Podcast EP- 43 Our Favorite California Authors

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  • Опубликовано: 26 май 2024
  • This week we're talking about a couple of our favorite authors - John Fante, Charles Bukowski and Steinbeck. Authors who made their towns a character in their stories. Enjoy!
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Комментарии • 10

  • @RikoRey92
    @RikoRey92 14 дней назад

    Great show in Naples, all you fools are killed it!!!

  • @stephenz.4166
    @stephenz.4166 21 день назад

    Great show! Bukowski sure was the tortured artist. Thanks for sharing your knowledge. History for fools!!

  • @normaespinoza9143
    @normaespinoza9143 16 часов назад

    Great show. How about history for fools on hispanic painter. Like martin ramirez, he is my friend's grandfather who was committed to a state hospital in stockton California because he spoke spanish and couldn't communicate in English. His family didn't get any money from his drawings or paintings. His drawings are in the Smithsonian.

  • @suezeeeeee
    @suezeeeeee 16 дней назад

    ❤❤

  • @daleozwald6161
    @daleozwald6161 10 дней назад

    This study supports my own experience:
    Racial Disparities in Prosecutorial
    Outcomes
    An analysis of felony cases accepted for prosecution by the
    Denver District Attorney’s Office in the City and County of
    Denver
    Cases involving Black defendants were more likely to be dismissed.
    Cases involving Black defendants were significantly more likely than cases
    involving White defendants to be dismissed during prosecution.
    Black defendants experienced a 31% higher probability of having their cases
    dismissed than White defendants.
    Among those who experienced a reduction of the top charge, Hispanic defendants experienced reductions
    of lesser magnitude; however, this difference was not statistically significant. Hispanics were
    disproportionately represented among cases reduced by a single level (e.g., F3 to F4) and
    underrepresented among cases reduced by three or more levels (e.g., F3 to F6).
    Hispanic defendants were generally
    identified as White and, less frequently, as Black or African American.

  • @TVAthmatix
    @TVAthmatix Месяц назад +1

    Hell yeah! These fools are back ✌🏽

  • @jrexchandler1
    @jrexchandler1 Месяц назад +1

    Bukowski is a life changer to be sure.

  • @christophersmith6999
    @christophersmith6999 Месяц назад +4

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