http://query.nytimes.com/mem/archive/pdf?res=F70B1FF6395C1A7493C7AB1783D85F458785F9
2. Milwaukee: not only were races usually separated by neighborhood, but political beliefs as well. Brady street was an area that was a clear anti-war area. My dad hung around there during the weekends. Fast food was extremely popular during this time in Milwaukee.
What stands out to you about the historical or cultural context of your family story?
I think the fact that political parties hung out in different parts of the city was a really cool thing. These days you won't find that kind of congregation.
What stands out to you about the setting of the story?
The coastal states and cities now-a-days are noticed for their political activism, but the mid-west during the 60's and 70's was a highly politically active place. Fact: it is and was always legal in Wisconsin to be able to drink alcohol at any age with your parents present.
What about the historical or cultural setting seems most relevant to your story?
The political activism aspect

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