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okies have migrated influence california? >> that's a good question. initially they were actually very rare. people didn't really like them. as i noted in the book california was used to having wealthier migrants come and even single men so they were treated poorly and often treated as second rate citizens. but i think that part of my family were okies who went to california so i'm reflecting on their experience. they changed california for what they tried to do is they try to absorb as much of california and its traditions and folklore deepened its music as they could. .. >> >> is there any other questions? >> can you touch briefly on any shift between religion? >> i did not look into it very much for our thank the texans are any more or less religious than most americans. and i cannot say that i did not expand for that hispanic majority. >> what is the most fun? >> it is true that we used to hunt together. the most fun that i had writing it was an experience but research jane was drudgery. we'll have been living at. one of the biggest reason will ever know. >> want to answer your questions. we'll texas remain texas? >> i deal with tha

in the early 20th century, the cabal of the images you have of the cowboys of the 20th century you don't have any, because the western image of the early 20th century is of okies, it is of a terribly hard life people pour off the plane, the whole reason we have mount rushmore is because they are so desperate to get anybody to self the coda, the figure that maybe if they put up a statue on a mountain -- there are so desperate to get anybody out there, they figure that maybe if they put up a statue on a mountain, it will bring people. so here is this image in "life" magazine, and this man is clarence haley long and the interesting thing about this more liberal man -- this marlboro man is not that he just died of cancer, but he was originally on the goodnight trail. why did they start this campaign? why did this happen in 1954? a little thing called brown v. board. this is the idea of using tax dollars. brown v. board was most are medically in those areas, but these are places that are deliberately spun in right wing media where tax dollars are being deliberately used and being taken away from hard-working white people to help a grasping minority. it is no accide