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Lessons From History: How Did Americans Have Fun During The Great Depression?

10.22.2022 by Fred Berman //

In 1935 the struggling Parker Brothers Company came out with the board game Monopoly.  The game was a huge success among Great Depression families because it was a relatively cheap form of entertainment that they could use over and over.  Additionally it may have served as a form of wish fulfillment for those who felt they may never be wealthy or own property.

I have decided to take this lesson to heart and selflessly help our struggling youth.  With only the simple game of Naked Twister in hand I will visit every chapter of the Chi Omega Sorority in every institute of higher learning across the nation providing hours of fun free of charge.  Not only will it provide a relaxing diversion, but much like Monopoly in the thirties, it too may serve as a wish fulfillment…for at least one of us!

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