The correct answer? Robin Gibb. (No, I never found out what the song about falling out of bed might have been.)

The song was almost certainly "I Started a Joke." Although falling out of bed, hurting his head was from a different part of the song than when he started to cry, which started the whole world laughing.

Is Robin Gibb a BeeGee?

The music of pain.

Oh my god, completely unexpected earworm.

I would not consider him country music. huh.

Unless the country is Australia.

I would not consider him country music. huh

Hence magicky.

GODDAMN, today is frustrating me.

Unrelated to that, I might get staff. I...I have been avoiding that diligently since Michigan. Countrywide specifically has IT career paths that avoid managing people, and you can get right up to under VP, which wasn't bad.

Maybe it would just be someone I am senior to, but adjacent to. That would be okay.

Prince George Alexander Louis, according to my local news site.

You know, librarians are really magicians if that's the kind of question they get that has 50+% of the information wrong. If you can answer a question with 40+% of the information wrong, you may be a librarian.

Susan B. Anthony and Elizabeth Cady Stanton fought tirelessly for abolition of slavery, but campaigned against limiting the franchise to men in the 15th amendment. They split with the abolitionist movement over the issue and formed a new group to fight for women's rights. The fight for women's suffrage had been explicitly put on the back burner until slavery was ended, so they were pissed off to be told that this was the blacks' moment and women had to wait. They did use some inflammatory language in arguing the injustice of giving the vote to ignorant men but not educated women, but they were justifiably angry. Sojourner Truth originally opposed the 15th amendment for that reason, but ultimately supported it as better than nothing.