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Chris Yogerst

Pop culture, politics, history. Not necessarily in that order.

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    Media historian, author, columnist. Find me @ The Hollywood Reporter, Time, LA Review of Books, Washington Post. Books on Warner Brothers, Hollywood’s history of anti-Nazi activism, etc.

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