8.8K views · 37 shares | The Point with Liu Xin delves into the history of anti-China rhetoric in the U.S. and the role it plays in today’s relationship between both countries. https://news.cgtn.com/news/2020-05-12/Is-McCarthyism-making-a-comeback-in-the-U-S--QqBW4QNR96/index.html | CGTN | Facebook

1.3K views · 25 reactions | Senator Joseph McCarthy, the man who spearheaded the anti-communist witch hunts of the Red Scare, died from complications of alcoholism on this day in 1957. Despite making countless enemies and being censured by his colleagues two years prior, his three funerals—one at St. Matthews Cathedral, one on the floor of the Senate and one in his home town of Appleton, Wisconsin—were well attended. | American Experience | PBS | Facebook

On February 9, 1950, a then-unknown senator named Joseph McCarthy delivered one of the most consequential speeches of his generation. | American Experience | PBS

4 comments | Before his name became synonymous with political witch hunts, Joseph McCarthy was simply a senator from Wisconsin. Tune in or stream MCCARTHY: American Experience | PBS, Monday, January 6, at 9 PM, on UNC-TV. | PBS North Carolina | Facebook

💭 Do you remember? On this day in 1954, Senator Joe McCarthy began televised hearings investigating the U.S. Army. Did you watch? 📺 🎥 America in Color: The 1950s. For more, follow Smithsonian Channel Aviation Nation. https://bit.ly/3pNech8 | Smithsonian Channel Aviation Nation