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"Most Negro men, regardless of their fathers' occupations, were working at unskilled or semiskilled jobs. Even if their fathers were in professional, managerial, or proprietary positions, they were usually operatives, service workers, or laborers. Growing up in a family of high socio-economic status was only a slight advantage for the Negro man. By contrast, the majority of white men with higher white collar backgrounds remained at their fathers' level and almost half of the white men whose fathers were in clerical or sales work and almost two-fifths of those with a farm or blue collar background moved up into the more prestigious professional and managerial group. But the Negroes from similar origins did not. The Negro man originating at the lower levels is likely to stay there, the..." #1974_ #OrgUSFedDptOfHealthEducationWelfareHEW Report #TheoryDeterminismFatalistic

"As a 27 year old staff attorney for the House Judiciary Committee during the Watergate investigation, Hillary Rodham was fired by her supervisor, lifelong Democrat Jerry Zeifman. When asked why Hillary Rodham was fired, Zeifman said in an interview, 'Because she was a liar. She was an unethical, dishonest lawyer, she conspired to violate the Constitution, the rules of the House, the rules of the Committee, and the rules of confidentiality.'" #OrgClassifPPUSDemocraticPartyHillaryClinton #IRLPrivateCitizenJerryZeifman #OrgClassifPPUSRepublicanPartyGOPPOTUSRichardNixon

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Context #WebsiteSnopes "The Judiciary Committee was assisted by a permanent staff, on which attorney Jerry Zeifman served as Chief Counsel, and (for this occasion) by a separate Impeachment Inquiry staff assembled to determine whether President Nixon had committed impeachable offenses. That inquiry staff was headed by former U.S. Justice Department lawyer John Doar, and one of his hires was a 26-year-old Yale Law School graduate then known by her maiden name of Hillary Rodham (who a few years later would marry future Arkansas governor and U.S. president Bill Clinton). A pair of articles published during Hillary Clinton's run for the presidency in 2008, one by Northstar Writers Group founder Dan Calabrese and one by Jerry Zeifman himself, asserted and implied that Zeifman was Hillary's supervisor during the Watergate investigation and that he eventually fired her from the investigation for 'unethical, dishonest' conduct. However, whatever Zeifman may have thought of Hillary and her work during the investigation, he was not her supervisor, neither he nor anyone else fired her from her position on the Impeachment Inquiry staff (Zeifman in fact didn't have the power to fire her, even had he wanted to do so), his description of her conduct as 'unethical' and 'dishonest' is his personal, highly subjective characterization, and the 'facts' on which he based that characterization were ones that he contradicted himself about on multiple occasions." ^{[fact-checked]} #IRLLawyerJohnDoar #1972_WatergateScandal

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Supplementary #NMUSNBCNews "John Doar, center left, chief counsel to House Judiciary Committee, presents articles of impeachment against President Richard Nixon in Washington in 1974. Beside him is a young staff member named Hillary Rodham, the future First Lady and secretary of state." https://www.nbcnews.com/news/us-news/john-doar-leading-u-s-civil-rights-lawyer-1960s-dies-n246606 #1974_

"Samen Links!" [Together Left!] Poster used in the 1974 municipal elections in a coalition of the PvdA, PPR, PSP and D66. ^{[Wikimedia Commons]}

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Context #OrgClassifPPNLPacifistischSocialistischePartijPSP ^[Wikipedia] #OrgClassifPPNLPolitiekePartijRadikalenPPR ^[Wikipedia] #OrgClassifPPNLPartijVanDeArbeidPvdA #OrgClassifPPNLDemocratenD66