Dennis Crawford·Sep 16Robert F. Kennedy and the 1968 South Dakota PrimarySouth Dakota in 1968 was critical because it was one of only fifteen states that held a presidential primary election. In the era before…
Dennis Crawford·Aug 16When Robert F. Kennedy Went To The Wounded Knee MonumentWhen Robert F. Kennedy Went to the Wounded Knee Monument on April 16, 1968.
Dennis Crawford·Aug 12Senator Robert F. Kennedy’s Remarkable Visit To The Pine Ridge ReservationSouth Dakota in 1968 was critical because it was one of only fifteen states that held a presidential primary election. In the era before…
Dennis Crawford·Aug 1Robert F. Kennedy’s Forgotten Victory: South Dakota 1968Robert F. Kennedy, Hubert Humphrey and Eugene McCarthy made South Dakota a lower priority than other states in 1968. Nonetheless, the local…
Janet Coburn·Jun 28What Does the $700 of Funding Really Mean?You may have heard about the $700 million that the U.S. government has allocated for funding “behavioral health programs.” A number of…A response icon1A response icon1
Dennis Crawford·Jun 4Robert F. Kennedy’s TriumphOn June 4, 1968, Robert Kennedy won both the California and South Dakota primaries. Those victories were so impressive that Chicago Mayor…
Janet Coburn·May 31“Deprescibing” Psych MedsI saw my psychiatrist this week for a med check and asked him about RFK, Jr.’s crusade against antidepressants. He said a good number of…
Dennis Crawford·May 24Senator Robert F. Kennedy Felt At Home On An Oregon BeachAfter Robert F. Kennedy’s big win in Nebraska, the primary calendar moved to Oregon for a May 28 primary. Once again, Kennedy would be…
Dennis Crawford·Apr 7Senator Robert F. Kennedy Was FearlessOn April 7, 1968, Robert and Ethel Kennedy attended religious services with Pastor Walter Fauntroy at New Bethel Baptist Church in the…
David B Morris·Mar 27Lessons From Theodore White: White and The Kennedys, Part 2White’s View Of Robert Kennedy Through Multiple Books Shows The Ruthless Man As Opposed To The Myth
