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The Unseen Truth When Race Changed Sight in America
Sarah Lewis
The award-winning art historian and founder of Vision & Justice uncovers a pivotal era in the story of race in the United States when Americans came to ignore the truth about the false foundations of the nation’s racial regime. In a masterpiece of historical detective work, Sarah Lewis exposes one...
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The host highlighted a recent conversation with Sarah Lewis about her new title, noting that the book explores themes related to race and perception in America. In one episode the discussion centered on the book's ideas, while another simply referenced the interview without delving into specifics. Overall, the book was presented as a timely topic of interest rather than a strongly endorsed recommendation.
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On with Kara Swisher
The host highlighted a conversation with Sarah Lewis about her new title, describing it as a stunning work that explores how race reshaped visual perception in America. Both episodes emphasized the book’s relevance and insight, positioning it as a noteworthy addition for listeners interested in cultural history.
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The podcast host mentioned having a conversation with Sarah Lewis about her new book, "The Unseen Truths."
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Sarah Lewis and I are talking about her stunning new book, The Unseen Truths,
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Prof G Markets
The hosts highlighted the title as a stunning new work that examines how race reshaped visual perception in America. They recommended it for listeners interested in cultural history and its influence on society. The discussion emphasized the book's fresh perspective and relevance to contemporary debates.
Episode: Takeaways from the Second Debate + Does the US Nee...
Sarah Lewis was introduced as the author of a stunning new book called The Unseen Truth.
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and I are talking about her stunning new book, The Unseen Truth
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