The second of six stages of midlife crisis is anger.
No better place to manifest this than at the LBJ Presidential Library.
I found it highly distasteful that serial from The Times 1957-1963 showing JKF deliver the most famous line from his inaugural address...
...is followed by an old Alka-Seltzer TV commercial.
And this:
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| That last sentence is a doozie. |
The HSCA found a "probable conspiracy" in the JFK assassination...
Photos you do not see at the LBJ Library...
Being old enough to have lived through the 1960s, I understand what truly went down, revisionists and white-washers be damned.
Meanwhile, at the Blanton Museum of Art a special exhibition called Mad Reason reflects Goya's anger about man's inhumanity to man (usually over religious beliefs).
Warning: You may find these images grisly.
