Tacoma’s History with Michael Sullivan – Part 2 (Early 1900s to WWII)

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Michael Sullivan knows the history of all things Tacoma. He blogs regularly at tacomahistory.live. On today's podcast he shares fascinating Tacoma stories from the late 1800s through the Inter-War period. This includes some of the darkest days of Tacoma's history: the Chinese Expulsion and the Japanese Internment.

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Michael Sullivan knows the history of all things Tacoma. He blogs regularly at tacomahistory.live. On today's podcast he shares fascinating stories and nuggets from Tacoma's history in the twentieth century. What decisions did we get right? (Like women getting the vote early). But what went wrong? This episode covers some of the hard times Tacoma went through but also the problems we brought on ourselves, especially through "the original sin of intolerance" as Michael Sullivan calls it. Discover the early characters of Tacoma's history, our competition with Seattle, and the mad dash to finish the transcontinental railroad. This episode covers the early 1900s and the Chinese Expulsion in the late 1800s. If you missed Part 1 (early history to 1900), go check it out!