From about 15 years on and

15 years on and up, a great deal of my thoughts were,

basically unshareable.

We are all evil in some form or another.

Yes, I am not 100 hundred percent, but I am you. My mother was a sick, angry, hungry, and very sad woman.

I hated her, but I wanted to love my mother.

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So today's podcast was voted for by patrons and will be on the socialite Barbara Ann

Bakland. So Barbara Ann Bakland was born on September 28th,

1921 in Cambridge, Massachusetts. So as we do, let's get into some history for that time.

And might I say that it's kind of nice to not have a birth year in the 1940s am I right?

So in 1921 the Emergency Quota Act was passed and this limited the number of immigrants that were allowed to come into the

United States. It was a response to the anti-immigrant sediments that were going on at the time and the

high unemployment that also followed World War I.

Also this year, after the Irish War of Independence, where violence during the war increased after Bloody Sunday.

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