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What was the impact of the March on Washington?

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Is there an impact of the March on Washington on the Civil Rights Movement and American society?

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I can’t explain it — learning how people used to sleep in shifts somehow made my anxiety quiet down.
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When I worked at 4 am I did 2 4 hour naps and felt crazy, this makes me feel more normal lol
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Right? There's something oddly comforting about knowing people used to wake up in the middle of the night and it wasn't considered a problem. Makes me wonder—have we overcomplicated sleep these days?
Anyone else feel strangely validated by medieval sleep habits?
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Its 1A in New Jersey
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It’s strangely comforting, right? Just knowing that fragmented sleep used to be totally normal kind of relieves the pressure to 'sleep perfectly.' Makes me feel less alone in those wake-ups.
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I think nowadays we've over complicated almost everything.
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made me grateful that the anxiety i feel is silly compared to what they had to face
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I've been a night owl since the day I entered the world. It drove my mother crazy having an infant who slept all day, but was awake all night. Everything changed when I read the book Hidden Laws of Sleep, and then I literally changed my sleeping schedule overnight. I celebrate that day as my second birthday, because since then I have improved in every area of my life
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are there so many copy cat channels like your one? Isn't it a bit shameless to have no originality whatsoever?
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​@@topdeckkineticthe comment here is an ad too. It's just some pay for e book type thing promising 1 simple trick. That kind of junk.
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who's the author? can't find any info on the book
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Its an AD mate. Not a real comment
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thankyou. I got sucked in with the 600 likes and comments silly me !!
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These are officially my only thing I listen to as I fall asleep. Night y'all.
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Try brown noise.
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how many add you have go through ?
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no ads?
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there so many adds
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I've spent years trying to manifest my dream life but it never seemed to work for me. tried so many methods but still felt stuck. My friend and I heard about a book called Manifest and Receive by Eva Hartley, and I was hesitant at first. But after reading just a few chapters, I realized how much I was missing. Her approach is so different from anything I’ve ever tried. It’s not just about thinking positive, it’s about aligning with real-world actions that bring your desires into reality. Since then, I’ve manifested opportunities I never imagined possible, and my mindset has shifted completely❤️
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During Covid for 18 months working at home, I experienced this! And I heard it was normal for four hours asleep two hours up four hours of sleep. It makes so much sense. I still do it on the weekends and over vacations.
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Same here! I fell into that pattern too during lockdown and was surprised how natural it felt. It’s interesting how our bodies seem to adapt to a segmented sleep cycle when given the chance. Glad to hear I’m not the only one!
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isn't it interesting, if one year to us is 7 for a cat...or whatever number they say. Wouldn't they have 7 night periods per day with a nap between. It would seem they sleep all day Think of a baby's heart rate how many days do they truly experience per one day of an adult. Again time to one who works at a desk, and on a house.., eye of the beholder I presume.
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So medieval folks had midnight snacks and segmented sleep? Suddenly my chaotic sleep schedule feels historically validated. Thanks, 14th century!
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Yuppp
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why isnt anyone talking about the amount of ads… I fall asleep but get waken up every now and then with obnoxious ads; one every now and then is okay, but it's too frequent for sleep in my opinion
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yea same for me, it took like 50 mins for me to fall asleep and i listened to approximately 10 ads during that time
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*sigh. Yessss
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I recently took premium, no more ads.
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Adblock or change browser to Brave :P
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So true. It’s like, nice relaxing content and then being shaken awake by annoying long ads
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Get premium, no ads
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Premium is a life changer
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Bruh Premium is the way
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Yet another subscription required
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Pay for premium.
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Yeah unfortunately some platforms take some creative control away from content creators and make ads as obnoxious as possible so people buy premium.
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Yep I'm here with you that's why I usually listen to lets read he doesn't allow ads on his channel theres only 1 ad in his content, and he has 1.27mil following its the creator that allows to many ads
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But sometimes I get to creeped out by them stories so I come here....
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Hey guys astron or revanced google ot
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Because many use ad blockers. Personally I use ad fast-forward, seems much more difficult to detect.
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Can we have these on a platform without ads because it makes it really hard to fall asleep with interruptions every few minutes. Love Your Content.❤
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Just what I was about to type not the skip touch again. I can barely see it.
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I don't like paying for censorship, but then again if I worried about the politics of all products I would have no close but I do try. Watch commercials I do not.
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Spotify also has ads, unless you pay for the premium plan. What's the difference between paying for that and paying for premium services? They put a lot of work into their content and that's why they run ads. Just be grateful you can read it for free
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is $6 for me and wants like $16. All these subscriptions
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dont open, and use in preview minitab.....no commercials but will repeat
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Just on time for my bedtime
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me too
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Perfect timing! Hope this content brings you the coziest dreams. Do you usually fall asleep to history content too, or was this a lucky pick?
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Huh
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quit the drugs mate
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Bedtime squad unite! ‍♀ Who else is tucking in right now? Sweet dreams everyone!
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never stop these series i’m invested now
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Fantastic, I did finally fall asleep, reading! Thank you
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The story of medieval sleep is so weird and captivating! Imagining waking up mid-night to pray or sleeping with the whole family and chickens – it's a completely different world. Share more about those quirky medieval customs, it's fascinating!
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