There's a reason why, regardless of what Jill Stein says, Black people during the Civil Rights Era didn't start their own party. They chose the party they thought could be their best vehicle, joined it in mass and forced it to address their issues. The 1890's Populists did the same. And it worked.

That hurt her career but she kept dancing into her 60's. In WW2 she volunteered as an ambulance driver and draughtswoman at a plane factory. She died in 1956 aged 83. She had made only one adventure film in 1915 which does not survive although she is in some newsreel footage.

Her real life was actually even more scandalous with her older brother being a murder and having multiple affairs with both sexes, accused of being a German spy which resulted in a libel trail which she lost even after the Judge sided with her because the press & jury hated her..

I'm actually surprised he waited this long.

Donnie is going to be so jealous he didn't get one.

And Trump was so close to getting that Nobel Prize.

Not just America. Many European conservatives were so traumatized by the 1848 Revolutions that they pushed for economic and political reforms with the idea that if they didn't meet some of workers demands they'd be facing another French Revolution. Pope Leo XIII did the same. The Romanovs did not.