A People's History Of Bisbee - Ch. 8 - 1950's Childhood

A People's History Of Bisbee

1950's Childhood
1950's Childhood
A Sample From The 53 Chapter Set.
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Growing up in Bisbee in the 1950s was a unique and enjoyable experience. From a child's perspective, the town was filled with fun and mystery. These are the stories of people who grew up in Bisbee during this important time.

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talking stick

First Nations people of the Pacific Northwest created the talking stick as both a symbol of a leader's authority and as an instrument of democracy, passing around a carved staff in a group to ensure that each person holding the staff had their chance to be heard.

I see the microphone as a kind of talking stick, allowing  people to record their ideas & personal stories for others to hear.