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mahatmakanejeeves

(64,684 posts)
Thu Mar 23, 2023, 01:24 PM Mar 2023

Lunch counter during Cherry Blossom Festival 1954 in a still highly segregated Washington DC:

Lunch counter during Cherry Blossom Festival 1954 in a still highly segregated Washington DC:





Fri Apr 8, 2022: Lunch counter during Cherry Blossom Festival 1954 in a still highly segregated Washington DC:

Lunch counter during Cherry Blossom Festival 1954 in a still highly segregated Washington DC:



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Lunch counter during Cherry Blossom Festival 1954 in a still highly segregated Washington DC: (Original Post) mahatmakanejeeves Mar 2023 OP
DC area is still highly segregated IronLionZion Mar 2023 #1
A Peoples Drug Store... 50 Shades Of Blue Mar 2023 #2
Those prices look good. jimfields33 Mar 2023 #3
Tough woman does not need an overcoat. Sneederbunk Mar 2023 #4
We used to go down to D.C. for cherry days randr Mar 2023 #5

IronLionZion

(48,865 posts)
1. DC area is still highly segregated
Thu Mar 23, 2023, 01:34 PM
Mar 2023

Government contracting is absolutely insane. The contracts full of hundreds of foreign workers are all 2 hours away. Cheap disgusting office space but just under the limit for requiring any travel reimbursement.

 

jimfields33

(19,382 posts)
3. Those prices look good.
Thu Mar 23, 2023, 02:01 PM
Mar 2023

By the way, 25 cents in 2023 should be 2.67 in todays dollars. Trust me you can’t get a large sundae anywhere for 2.67. Inflation is out of wack to what reality is today.

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