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“Came to read these reviews to see if others drew the same conclusion as me. While the info provided by the interviewees was informative the constant laughter and jokes by the hosts regarding a sensitive matter was a bad look and took away from the material.”
JosephB#83 via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
05/03/21
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“Hard to tell what the value is of discussing “degrees of badness” in slavery? Do we really need to spend our time listening to why some forms of SLAVERY aren’t as bad? I’m so confused what I’m supposed to learn from these discussions.”
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United States of America ·
07/22/20
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“I enjoyed the content and learned a lot from the interviews but am HORRIFIED that Slate keeps this on here given how the host Rebecca laughs throughout the most serious subjects. The hosts take away from what great learning could be had by comparing these events to modern day movies (fight...”Read full review »
sarfl via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
07/04/20
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“This is exactly why this series should’ve been narrated by African Americans. These two are exactly the know it all white liberals Malcolm X in full context quotes about being weary of. I mean how could slate have let this get out is beyond me. No wait, they’re white know it all and as I sent...”Read full review »
Frank Debuke via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
10/23/22
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