Watermelon stereotypes and cultural appetite in mid century America
Bill Hall discusses how white stereotypes about black watermelon love persisted while many whites shared the same tastes. He notes the irony of racist jokes about food and reflects on cultural eating habits, dieting use of watermelon, and the universal appeal of a hot day treat. He signs off with his Lewiston Tribune contact.
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Defensive driver training can cut serious Canada crashes
The Canada Safety Council urges defensive driving courses after the Diana tragedy and cites 1996 Canadian data showing 230,885 injuries and 3,082 deaths from crashes. It notes alcohol impairment and speeding raise fatality risk, emphasizes sobriety, seat belts, and safety training to reduce collisions.
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