HeyJaredAvoiding Biased History
It is completely normal for a person to have biased political views in a democracy such as the United States.
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Sam Alito gets "Revenge for the Sixties" (opens the original)
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Avoiding Biased History takes a look at the latest book by Peter S, Canellos entitled "Revenge for the Sixties: Sam Alito and the Triumph of the Conservative Legal Movement."
2026 Smithsonian History Wars (opens the original)
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The search for objective truth in history is taking place at the Smithsonian Institute as the debate continues over Avoiding Biased History.
The Dark Sides of Charles Lindbergh and Henry Ford (Part Two) (opens the original)
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Everyone knows Charles Lindbergh crossed the Atlantic to become America's hero and everyone knows that Henry Ford revolutionized the global industry with the car assembly line. But did you know that Lindbergh and Ford may have been Nazi sympathizers?
The Dark Sides of Charles Lindbergh and Henry Ford. (PartOne) (opens the original)
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Everyone knows Charles Lindbergh crossed the Atlantic to become America's hero and everyone knows that Henry Ford revolutionized the global industry with the car assembly line. But did you know that Lindbergh and Ford may have been Nazi sympathizers?
Left-Wing Violence, Part Two (opens the original)
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The murder of Charlie Kirk launched a national debate over left-wing violence. This episode covers three different waves of left-wing violence in America over the last century.
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