Author Archives: WeRaven
Cadillac’s 1930s Policy Reversal: Embracing Diversity and Boosting Sales
In the beginning of the 1930s, Cadillac had a policy that prohibited the sale of cars to African Americans. However, in 1933, Nicholas Dreystadt, a mid-level manager at General Motors, boldly interrupted a GM executive committee meeting and persuaded them to abandon this policy, advocating for marketing efforts targeting the African American community. As a… Read More »
Salisbury Steak: American Dish Inspired by European Tastes and Health Advocacy
Originating in the United States, Salisbury Steak was created to cater to the preferences of European immigrants and was named in honor of Dr. James Salisbury, an advocate of a meat-centric diet for improved health. Since 1897, the term “Salisbury Steak” has been associated with a main course featuring a ground beef patty. James Salisbury,… Read More »
Life Pro Tips of the Week – Part 317
Here are this week’s Life Pro Tips. 1. Never go swimming in your clothes. An experience shared: “Saved a guy from drowning. He went swimming in the sea to retrieve an RC boat in cargo shorts and a T-shirt. It was the second time this happened to me, 2 years ago I saved a child…… Read More »
Keir Starmer’s claim about first-time buyers’ deposits based on estimate of future increases
WTF Fun Fact 13354 – The Longest Breath Hold
Conservative claim that ‘overall crime’ has fallen 50% since 2010 excludes fraud
Comparison of junior doctors’ pay with baked beans prices lacks context
WTF Fun Fact 13353 – New Deepfake Research
25 Interesting Facts About Taxes
Here are 25 Interesting Facts About Taxes. 1-5 Interesting Facts About Taxes 1. Just to show that they are one of the largest taxpayers in the United States, ExxonMobil adds the taxes you pay at the gas pump and its employee payroll taxes to the amount they actually pay in taxes to the government. –…… Read More »
Bicycles: Catalyst for Women’s Liberation and Fashion Shift
Bicycles emerged as a key factor in the early women’s liberation movement, providing women with the opportunity to break free from their reliance on men for transportation. This sense of autonomy also played a part in the gradual shift away from corsets and long skirts during the early 20th century. Source