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Submit ReviewPresident John F. Kennedy was shot and killed on November 22, 1963.
It would be hard to argue that the modern American era, the era that we’re still living in 60 years later, didn’t begin on that Friday afternoon in Dallas. It would be hard to overstate the effect and influence of that event, that act on the American psyche.
This hour, a look at the shadow that the JFK assassination still casts over our news and politics, our movies and music, our media and culture.
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