Influence and Perception: Lindbergh, FDR, and America First

This chapter explores the complex social climate surrounding marginalized communities and the contrasting perceptions within political discourse. It illustrates the impact of Charles Lindbergh's radio presence on American public opinion during his contentious relationship with President Franklin D. Roosevelt, particularly regarding Jewish influences on the administration. Additionally, it discusses the historical implications of the America First Committee and the challenges of understanding membership dynamics in shaping political narratives.