Amity ShlaesCompte certifié

Walter Lippman’s book “The Good Society” and it’s relationship to the Great Society programs may be interesting. How much of the New Deal era thinking was a precursor to the Great Society?

Not necessarily 'legal change' but I hope you delve into the "Model Cities" program. How it gave birth to the incompetent politicians that have destroyed our nation's cities and have moved on to the Federal government level.

Not sure, but I’ll definitely pick up your book once it’s out! Loved The Forgotten Man.

The song “I.G.Y. (What a Beautiful World” by Donald Fagen, set during the 1957-1958 International Geophysical Year, perfectly captures the misguided idealism that plagued public policy up to and including the period you’re covering, Amity.

The shift in emphasis from negative to positive rights was palpable during this period. As an overlapping trend, Napoleonic law erodes English common law at an accelating rate.

James farmer tried to mediate race relations and even worked with Nixon but radical rejectionists won out in that 5 year span