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What if Dems didn't scuttle Henry Wallace VP nomination in 1945?
Angelenos are in for a treat. Some little-known but extraordinarily-consequential history is being presented in an absolutely riveting 50-actor immersive play aptly titled “Convention,” which opened at Hollywood’s Industry Loft on October 16. The play asks the audience to imagine how different — how much better, more peaceful, and more prosperous — the world would have been if there had been no atomic bombings in World War II and no Cold War; if we had ended colonialism in 1945 and France and the U.S. had never invaded Vietnam; or if women’s rights and civil rights had flourished in the immedi
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