15 Things That Were Considered ‘Un-American’ at One Point in History
1. Women’s Right to Vote For much of American history, the idea of women voting was considered “un-American.” Women were […]
1. Women’s Right to Vote For much of American history, the idea of women voting was considered “un-American.” Women were […]
1. David Hasselhoff David Hasselhoff, or “The Hoff,” was the face of ’80s and ’90s American television. Known for his
1. The Town of Tecopa, California Tecopa, California, was once a thriving mining town in the 1800s but was abandoned
1. Y2K Apocalypse In the late 1990s, people were genuinely afraid of the Y2K bug, a computer glitch that many
1. Rock ‘n’ Roll in the 1950s In the 1950s, rock ‘n’ roll was considered a dangerous, corrupting force in
1. Coca-Cola Spiced In an attempt to innovate, Coca-Cola introduced its Spiced flavor in early 2024, blending the classic soda
1. The “Mission Accomplished” Banner (2003) When President George W. Bush stood on the USS Abraham Lincoln under a massive