Saigon
White Semi-Professional Journalist Calls Pioneering TV-News Titan a "Pimp" for Having Been Black on TV in the 1970s
Fishbowl NY's Dylan Stableford marks the passing of Ed Bradley with a screenshot fron one of CBS's video tributes. In the clip, the then-34-year-old Bradley reports live from the Philippines, describing his just-completed escape from Saigon as the city fell ("We had to fight our way through that crowd and then scale the wall"). Stableford, 29, is more taken by the fact that Bradley was wearing a "vintage" sportshirt, unbuttoned--a "pimp" style, in the 21st-century blogger's estimation. Tomorrow, Stableford praises the clip where Bradley gets "uppity" with the Russian generals.
The Murk of Vietnam in 1963, And a Family Romance, Too
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The Murk of Vietnam in 1963, And a Family Romance, Too

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U.S. Ambassador Henry Cabot Lodge Jr., on a stroll through downtown Saigon in September 1963.
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