Share this postNon-Boring History Let There Be Light? FDR Is In the Dark: 1938 (Part 1)Copy linkFacebookEmailNotesMoreLet There Be Light? FDR Is In the Dark: 1938 (Part 1)ANNETTE TELLS TALES FDR's Speech Should Have Been A Triumph. Should Have.Annette LaingMay 01, 2021∙ PaidShare this postNon-Boring History Let There Be Light? FDR Is In the Dark: 1938 (Part 1)Copy linkFacebookEmailNotesMore2Share.U.S. President Franklin Delano Roosevelt (FDR) addresses the people of Barnesville, Georgia, August 11, 1938. He’s standing at a specially-built podium that allows the President, who is paralyzed from the waist down, to maintain in public the illusion that he can walk. In 1938, people with disabilities are shut away. They are not the President of the U…This post is for paid subscribersSubscribeAlready a paid subscriber? Sign inPreviousNext