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President Barack Obama & Malcolm Gladwell: How Reconstruction Still Defines America

Revisionist History by Pushkin Industries

Sep 22, 202661:57Society & Culture

Malcolm sat down with President Barack Obama while making Reconstruction: The Unfinished Promise for a conversation about history, progress, and why democracy is never a finished project . What makes Reconstruction one o...

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