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The Ever-Changing Past Why All History Is Revisionist History
James M. Banner Jr.
An experienced, multi-faceted historian shows how revisionist history is at the heart of creating historical knowledge
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The Breakfast Club
Malcolm Gladwell discussed his six-part series on gun violence, which explored various aspects of gun violence in the US and challenged conventional narratives surrounding the issue. He also mentioned that a book he was working on, initially about Tom Bradley, evolved into a project about anger and coping mechanisms.
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He just released a six part series. A revisionist history is back. What is the series about, man? It's about gun violence.
— Episode: INTERVIEW: Malcolm Gladwell Talks Gun Co...
Episode: INTERVIEW: Malcolm Gladwell Talks Gun Control, Ass...
Malcolm Gladwell discussed his six-part series on gun violence, which explored various aspects of gun violence in the US and challenged conventional narratives surrounding the issue. He also mentioned that a book he was working on, initially about Tom Bradley, evolved into a project about anger and coping mechanisms.
"
He just released a six part series. A revisionist history is back. What is the series about, man? It's about gun violence.
I decided to do an extended look at what we're not talking about when it comes to guns in this country.
It's like I just, I just came to this, the conclusion that there's a lot of people in this country who are deeply invested in these debates that have been going on for, you know, for decades now. And they're just out of touch with
I put my, my, my, uh, Tom Bradley book on hold and um, which turned into, it turned into a book about anger and all this kind of stuff.
I got interested in when, what strategies are available to the angry? Cause it was, it turned into this book about what it meant to be black in if you lived in Los Angeles in the thirties and forties
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