Civil Rights After 1980 – The Unfinished Revolution

Explaining History by Nick Shepley

Sep 8, 202635:13Society & Culture

# Episode Description In this solo episode of the Explaining History Podcast, we tackle one of the most persistent problems in how we teach and understand the civil rights movement: the "happy ever after" narrative. For...

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