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…members. She feels many people were forced to drink the poison Kool-Aid, since many at the polling raised their hands out of fear. Prior to her arrival at Jonestown, she…

…is human nature to “drink the Kool-Aid” both when it comes to being cruel and when one feels fear and regret afterwards. “Kool Aid Kids” was released in June 2022….

…followed a sick man named Jim Jones into a South American jungle and poisoned their children with Kool-Aid laced with cyanide, because that is something anyone can research, but isn’t…

…watched us fall in line with the final footsteps of my former family, those first-ever Kool-Aid drinkers, whose tumultuous passage on November 18, 1978 drew a sharp line of demarcation…

…A Cultural Interlocutor Approach to Visual Media and New Religions.” Journal of Religion and Popular Culture 34, no.1: 53–72. Kutulas, Judy, “Don’t Drink the Kool-Aid: The Jonestown Tragedy, the Press,…

…froth at the mouth. My wife died in my arms, and my dead baby son was in her arms, and I held her and said, “I love you, I love…

…thing for white believers to nod in passive agreement when their preacher said that all humans were created equal in the eyes of God; it was quite another to stand…

…blind loyalty.” Ironically, what Jonestown has come to represent in popular culture is a parody of itself: The general public is “drinking the Kool-Aid” in its unquestioned acceptance of what…

…at Jonestown. He specifically recalled at one that took place several months ago, a suicide ritual was practiced. He stated everyone was requested to drink Kool-Aid that allegedly contained poison,…

…the poisoned Kool-Aid to remove Jones’s name from the monument. Jonestown memorial can go forward, judge rules http://www.sfgate.com/cgi-bin/article.cgi?f=/c/a/2011/05/12/BAER1JFM1N.DTL by Carolyn Jones, San Francisco Chronicle Cemetery crews can finish installing a…