Can a woman stop a man from taking her separate and equal place as a doctor?

Overpopulation: They cannot control, no. Economically stable: They cannot control, no. Vote for a candidate or party that practices and promotes family/values: Yes, there are plenty on that platform and have been for quite a while. That platform predates English. Surround themselves with family values or state them without their livelihood being threatened: Of course they can. The problem is, if your definition of "family values" and your "value system" incorporates others being lesser or unworthy of privileges you enjoy, then yes, you may be at risk of losing your job. But that's mostly a corporate determination, not governed-- even if in law. And nobody demands you express these beliefs either. The rest of the world is perfectly happy to let you believe whatever and practice whatever in the privacy of your own mind, on your own property. As is outlined in our country's founding documents. For all their nonsense and cowardice, at least our earliest politicians got that part right.

Racial Equality, Freedom is segregated!

Unless you do not own the land. Then you are a modern day slave to the system.

I am sick of the people responsible for preserving the good parts of the past trying to connect it with the struggle for inter-racial marriage and homosexuality.

Global slavery caught up with the enslaved slavemasters in the United States, but did their descendants reverse course? No, they just keep stealing other other people's land and people.

@@the_eternal_student Best find a new country's history to be ineterested in, then. Because the job of historians, archivists, and preservers in general is to research, record, analyze, interpret, extrapolate upon, and communicate knowledge of the past. Both of those topics are extraordinarily relevant to American history, though I'd rank the crime of slavery and the plight of enslaved peoples in general as being slightly more important than interracial marriage specifically. Not all things are relevant, but I don't see how queer life factors into this particular presentation, nor interracial marriage. These just seems like the outlet you've chosen to release steam.

Its on google maps.......

@@bugzyhardrada3168 It's obvious that you don't know but just wanted to appear smart. There are ten Hopewell's in the United States alone.

How on earth did that make me seem like i sound smart? And i am right, Hopewell is on google maps.... Its called sarcasm mate, im amazed you havent encountered it before.

Do you live alone? Sarcasm is usually humorous.

@@vernonpeterson3323 I'll help you out little guy since you seem so desperate to figure out where it is Now, if you look at the description you'll see it says Hopewell Furnace, which is a historical site, if you put that into google you'll quickly find that its in Pennsylvania, not too far from Philadelphia. There, that wasn't so hard now was it.... I may not necessarily be smart yet it took me less then a minute to figure it out.... and youve been waiting for 3weeks...... *3WEEKS* ...... Hows about you try and do some work yourself next time, can't be spoon fed your whole life. And no i dont live alone, what does that have to do with sarcasm? Seriously? And yes it was humourous, since *its on google maps* and all the *relevant* info is in the *description* which you neglected to check cause you simply dont possess the skillset necessary to figure it out, in other words a *"functioning"* brain and you simply just dont have a sense of humour mate, infact you seem utterly devoid of genuine humour. But best of luck little man

I noticed that too. I imagine that the safety issues would outweigh the need to run the furnace for a demonstration video.

I’ve seen this demonstration several times in person at Hopewell village In the 70s and they used aluminum. I wonder if they still demonstrate this occasionally.