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Eero Saarinen’s TWA Flight Center at JFK International Airport, completed in 1962, is a symbol of the Jet Age's futuristic optimism. Its iconic bird-like shape, flowing curves, and sweeping concrete forms reflect Saarinen’s vision of movement and flight.
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Eero Saarinen’s TWA Flight Center at JFK International Airport, completed in 1962, is a symbol of the Jet Age's futuristic optimism. Its iconic bird-like shape, flowing curves, and sweeping concrete forms reflect Saarinen’s vision of movement and flight.

u/Anti_colonialist — 10 days ago
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In the 1930s, a "Walking Library" in London brought books directly to people's doorsteps and public spaces. This innovative service allowed residents to borrow books without visiting a traditional library, making literature more accessible to the public during that era. #WalkingLibrary #1930sLondon

u/Anti_colonialist — 10 days ago
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In March 1911, Lewis Hine took this photograph of Mary Ronco, a four-year-old shucker working at a seafood packing house in Dunbar, Louisiana.

u/Anti_colonialist — 16 days ago
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Call screening not working after Sept update?

I have max settings enabled and spam calls keep getting through and no option to screen a call from from the popup or call screen

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u/Anti_colonialist — 17 days ago
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Migrant agricultural workers outside the Farm Security Administration grant office in Calipatria, California, February 1939 [982x1080]

u/Anti_colonialist — 17 days ago
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Joe Chwatt (on ladder), brother of comedian Red Buttons (né Aaron Chwatt), hangs up a poster advertising his brother's television show at his hardware store in the Bronx, September 18, 1953.

u/Anti_colonialist — 26 days ago