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FALL
The beautiful time of year between HEAT STROKE and FROST BITE.

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June 10, 1964: The Senate Breaks A Filibuster: thisdayofhistory.com …“In the spring of 1964, the United States Senate found itself in the throes of a historic struggle. For 75 grueling days, a filibuster, the longest in Senate history, had paralyzed the chamber, blocking the passage of the Civil Rights Act. Southern senators, determined to preserve the status quo, employed every parliamentary tactic available to stall the bill. The filibuster was a formidable obstacle. Day after day, the Senate floor became a battlefield of words. Senators opposing the bill took turns speaking for hours on end, reading from phone books, and delivering lengthy discourses on tangential topics, all in an effort to exhaust the proponents and delay the vote indefinitely. Leading this resistance was Senator Richard Russell of Georgia, a staunch segregationist, who viewed the Civil Rights Act as an existential threat to the Southern way of life.” …are they trying to change history? or is this ‘false history’? I don’t know, but I’ve been seeing that this latest government was the longest or tied to the longest – and I’ve been seeing this meme floating around, about the longest filibuster in 1964. When I searched I couldn’t find anything until I took the content of the meme and put it in the search bar. So, at this point you decide…