Lyman Bryson, famous forum leader, will discuss Are we done
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Lyman Bryson, famous forum leader, will discuss Are we done
Lyman Bryson, famous forum leader, will discuss Are we done with democracy? at Roosevelt High 8th year of Des Moines Public Forum. Poster announcing a public forum to be held at Roosevelt High School, Des Moines, Iowa, at which Lyman Bryson will discuss the future of democracy. Date between 1936 and 1940
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Administration Democracy Discuss Forum Lyman Moines Progress Roosevelt Bryson Year
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Are We Done with Democracy? A Thought-Provoking Discussion with Lyman Bryson at Roosevelt High School's 8th Annual Des Moines Public Forum This historic poster announces a pivotal event in the annals of Des Moines, Iowa's educational and civic history. The eighth annual public forum at Roosevelt High School, held between 1936 and 1940, featured none other than the renowned forum leader, Lyman Bryson. Bryson, an influential figure during the New Deal era, was a progressive thinker and a leading voice in the national conversation on democracy and its future. The poster, adorned with bold, evocative typography and a striking image of the school's emblem, invites the public to attend this thought-provoking discussion. The question posed by Bryson, "Are We Done with Democracy?" was a pressing one during this period of political and social change. As the United States grappled with the Great Depression and the looming threat of World War II, the future of democracy was a topic of great concern for many. Bryson, a prolific writer and speaker, was an ideal choice to lead this forum. His works, which explored the role of the administration in shaping society, resonated deeply with the times. The Works Progress Administration (WPA), which funded the production of this poster, recognized the importance of fostering public discourse and engagement on pressing issues. This poster is a testament to the enduring power of public forums and the role they play in shaping our collective understanding of the world. It serves as a reminder of the importance of engaging in thoughtful, open dialogue about the issues that matter most to us, and of the vital role that educators, leaders, and community members play in fostering such discussions.
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