65K views · 787 reactions | The 19th Amendment to the Constitution officially took effect 100 years ago on Aug. 26. But the fight for women's suffrage was not just about sex. It was also deeply entwined with race. https://trib.al/E4fdMeE | NPR | Facebook

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Our viewers may remember the incredible and shadowy history of 21 Hance Road in Rumson, New Jersey, historically known as the J.P. Cooper House. Our series this spring tackled the Prohibition-era Speakeasy and bootlegging tunnel in the basement of the mansion which was built in 1877. On top of that, there was a murder by poison in 1880 and another suspicious death (possibly murder as well) in 1881. The building has also survived fires and several other strange happenings. It would seem fitting t

18K views | The Prohibition Era is a dark time in US history: bootleggers, corrupt politicians, mafia organizations... It is gone, but alcohol laws are still reminiscence of that time. We realized this only after the pandemic. In this video, we talked to Jacob Rich, policy analyst of the Reason Foundation/Magazine, discussed the history of alcohol policies in the US and how to improve them for the future. #ProhibitionEra #Legalization #FreeMarket | Learn Liberty | Facebook