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Posted by2 months ago

The Ancient Law that Might Save ROE v. Wade (2021) - In 1973, the Supreme Court emphasized this ancient abortion standard that was prominent in early America. That standard was 'quickening' and it might be the reason that Roe v. Wade survives the most conservative Court in generations. [00:08:24]

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The Ancient Law that Might Save ROE v. Wade (2021) - In 1973, the Supreme Court emphasized this ancient abortion standard that was prominent in early America. That standard was 'quickening' and it might be the reason that Roe v. Wade survives the most conservative Court in generations. [00:08:24]

1.3k upvotes418 comments0 awards

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Posted by5 months ago

Harlan County, USA (1976) - Oscar winning documentary that covers the "Brookside Strike", a dangerous effort of coal miners and their wives fighting to survive against the Duke Power Company and it's hired guns in Harlan County, southeast Kentucky in 1973 [01:44:34]

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553 upvotes36 comments1 awards

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Posted by1 year ago

The World at War, A New Germany (1973) - A chilling look at how the Nazi party used misinformation, white supremacist ideology, and fear of communism to manipulate the conservative establishment to subvert democracy and end the Weimar Republic. [00:54:21]

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10.6k upvotes1.0k comments10 awards

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Posted by5 months ago

Ways of Seeing (1973) - The first part of a TV series inspired on ideas from W. Benjamin, arguing that through reproduction an Old Master's painting's modern context is severed from that which existed at the time of its making. [0:29:59]

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Ways of Seeing (1973) - The first part of a TV series inspired on ideas from W. Benjamin, arguing that through reproduction an Old Master's painting's modern context is severed from that which existed at the time of its making. [0:29:59]

123 upvotes22 comments0 awards

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Posted by10 months ago

Harlan County, USA (1976) - Oscar winning documentary that covers the "Brookside Strike", a dangerous effort of coal miners and their wives fighting to survive against the Duke Power Company and it's hired guns in Harlan County, southeast Kentucky in 1973 [01:44:34]

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3.1k upvotes221 comments3 awards

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Crossposted by4 months ago

Novos Baianos Futebol Clube (1973) - A documentary showcasing Novos Baianos, a Brazilian MPB (Música Popular Brasileira) band who fused traditional Brazilian music with rock. This documentary shows some great performances by the band (warning: not in english) [00:43:12]

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Novos Baianos Futebol Clube (1973) - A documentary showcasing Novos Baianos, a Brazilian MPB (Música Popular Brasileira) band who fused traditional Brazilian music with rock. This documentary shows some great performances by the band (warning: not in english) [00:43:12]

11 upvotes6 comments0 awards

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Posted by5 months ago

The Distraction Which Downed an Airliner | United 173 (2020) - Reconstruction and review of the United 173 crash in Portland, 1973. [00:17:08]

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116 upvotes6 comments0 awards

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Posted by1 year ago

World at War (1973) - Just started re-watch with my sons. First episode tells how fascism rises in an otherwise peaceful, but strained, society, and gradually escalates into oppression and war. Was floored by how current the events felt [00:54:20]

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8.4k upvotes929 comments5 awards

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