Some things right but the important things all wrong
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“This is an attempt to rewrite the narrative of the founding of the union. To say that the reason for founding the US was to maintain slavery is to simply replace facts with ideology. Gone is an aspirational narrative of the founders, replaced with ignorance and cynicism. This is a case study for what happens when a person is ideological captured by a mind virus.”
Soccergirl1020 via Apple Podcasts ·
Canada ·
06/30/23
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“The usage of quotes to then reach conclusions that don’t match what the quotes say and the statement that the 15th amendment “set the stage” for the 19th are a couple of the biggest points that are just super disappointing for something from the Times to produce. Has a lot of interesting sound...”Read full review »
Go Green! via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
08/23/19
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“Wow is all I can say! This is the best podcast I have ever heard. It is so informative and made me cry and rethink America and slavery. Great job and thanks so much for the education. I am definitely subscribing!!!!!’n”
Dr Nettles Natural Beauty via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
08/23/19
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“Finished two segments of this astounding story. I was listening in my car and actually stayed an additional 15 minutes once I reached my destination just to hear the end of the peace. Definitely want to hear everything offered in the series. Why haven’t I learned any of this in school? #Never too...”Read full review »
B.Boop64 via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
08/23/19
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