mondvis37
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Serena
 Jan 22, 2024
Named for the year in which enslaved Africans first arrived in the English colony of Virginia, 1619 thoughtfully examines the history and lasting impact of American slavery. Ad-free. Transcripts available.

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Dee
 Sep 3, 2021
Fascinating look at American history from a different angle!

 Aug 5, 2021
Fascinating look at history through the lens of the African American experience. Pay no attention to the naysayers in conservative media. Listen and judge for yourself.

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Brendan
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NGC300
 Nov 14, 2020
Each episode is eye opening and haunting.

College Prof
 Sep 30, 2020
Tremendously moving and well done. "Untrue" if you are in denial about the legacy of racism in the U.S. 1619 has become target of Republican attacks and attacks by SOME (not all!) elderly white historians, territorial over their claim to expertise. Plenty of other historians support the work, which is just magnificent as podcast (and as written project). P.S. If you are racist, you won't like this podcast.

Don
 Sep 25, 2020
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Brad
 Sep 23, 2020
Inaccurate nonsense, pathetic journalism.

Dee Courtney
 Aug 12, 2020

HelloWorld
 Aug 9, 2020
U.S. History is build on racism and discrimination and this podcast illuminates exactly that. The podcast spans interesting bridges between the past and the reality to day. This is an important project for the U.S.

Darnarius McQ
 Aug 5, 2020

Carlos Zenteno
 Aug 5, 2020
AMERICA is a whole continent, not a country. Learn the difference.