In 1904, a Boston newspaper stated, "In the United States of today, everyone is middle class. The resort to force, the wild talk of the nineties are over. Everyone is busily, happily getting ahead." What was the focus of the "wild talk of the nineties"?

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The "wild talk of the nineties" refers to the intense discussions and movements focused on social, economic, and racial reforms during the 1890s. This period was marked by significant activism and advocacy for change in these areas, including the push for labor rights, women's suffrage, and addressing racial injustices.

In 1904, a Boston Newspaper Stated, "In the United States