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Colonel Sanders and the American Dream
Book • 2012
This book tells the story of Harland Sanders, a dirt-poor striver who personified the American Dream by transforming himself into a global icon.
Through his journey, Ozersky explores the concept of the American Dream as a state of egalitarian opportunity where one can transcend their roots.
The book delves into Sanders' life, from his early struggles to his later years as a goodwill ambassador for KFC, highlighting his tumultuous relationship with corporate management and his enduring legacy as a cultural icon.
Through his journey, Ozersky explores the concept of the American Dream as a state of egalitarian opportunity where one can transcend their roots.
The book delves into Sanders' life, from his early struggles to his later years as a goodwill ambassador for KFC, highlighting his tumultuous relationship with corporate management and his enduring legacy as a cultural icon.
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KFC vs Chick-fil-A | Fast Fists and Failure | 2
Recommended in the episode notes as a source for researching the history of Kentucky Fried Chicken and Colonel Sanders.
KFC vs Chick-fil-A | The Henhouse Heats Up | 4
