Second Acts
Ronald ClaiborneMy take on news, sports, little known American history, travel and stories about people doing unusual or cool things as their "second act."
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Weekly |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Issues | 180 | Subscribers | Read | ronaldclaiborne.substack.com |
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The way things were: The end of the military draft in the U.S.
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The way things were: Men were doctors, women were nurses
When I was a kid, every doctor I ever knew was a man and I met a lot. My father was a dermatologist, and many of his adult friends were male classmates from medical school. My pediatrician and eye doctor (and dentist too) were men. The fict...
The way things were: Cigarette ads on television
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I am a former professional journalist. I was a correspondent for ABC News for 32 years. I retired in 2018. Since then have been a teacher, a volunteer and a traveler. I wrote a weekly newsletter for Facebook Bulletin called Second Acts.
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