Ken Burns
@kenlburns.bsky.social did:plc:sp45wuoenifas2gcmwgh6drh
Making films about history for nearly 50 years.
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Ken Burns (@kenlburns.bsky.social) est sur Bluesky depuis le 12 novembre 2024. Le compte a 13 810 abonnés, suit 14 comptes et a publié 40 posts.
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1/ “In Pursuit: Lessons of American Leadership,” @retroreport.org's new documentary special based on @inpursuitusa.bsky.social by More Perfect, weaves interviews featuring prominent leaders, scholars and journalists with archival material to uncover what can be learned from the past.
Voir le postAt Colgate University last week, President Obama recommended Ken Burns’s THE AMERICAN REVOLUTION as a “quick synopsis” for a course on democracy. We agree.
Voir le post“Optimism is the rare resource that grows as you dispense it.” @kenlburns.bsky.social and Geoffrey Ward explore how FDR restored Americans’ faith in our economy and democracy amid the depths of the Great Depression. Read via @inpursuitusa.bsky.social: inpursuit.substack.com/p/franklin-d...
Voir le postGeoffrey C. Ward and @kenlburns.bsky.social write about Franklin D. Roosevelt and the political force of durable optimism. FDR entered office in 1933 with one in four Americans out of work, 9,000 banks failed, and public confidence collapsing.
Voir le postJohn M. Bridgeland writes about Helen “Nellie” Taft, a First Lady who expanded the role beyond ceremony. She advised her husband, joined him in the inaugural procession, and treated the White House and Washington’s public spaces as places for civic life.
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