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[https://www.npr.org/2020/03/14/814630039/a-history-book-that-isnt-finding-a-way-to-teach-racism-to-a-new-generation by Elissa Nadworny 14/3/20 npr] | [https://www.npr.org/2020/03/14/814630039/a-history-book-that-isnt-finding-a-way-to-teach-racism-to-a-new-generation by Elissa Nadworny 14/3/20 npr] | ||
Which led him to take up the challenge of those people who wished they'd learned these lessons in middle school: Give young people access to this history by collaborating with a writer who could take his facts (the history) and write it for a younger audience. | Which led him to take up the challenge of those people who wished they'd learned these lessons in middle school: Give young people access to this history by collaborating with a writer who could take his facts (the history) and write it for a younger audience. | ||
=====Racism in the Era of Trump: An Oral History===== | |||
[https://www.pbs.org/wgbh/frontline/article/racism-in-the-era-of-trump-an-oral-history/ by Priyanka Boghani 13/1/20 FRONTLINE] | |||
A part of the story of America’s political journey from President Barack Obama to President Donald Trump was the rise of racial anger — as seen in the crude, racist stereotypes of Obama that showed up on signs at Tea Party rallies, and in the mainstreaming of the conspiracy that the country’s first African American president was not born in the United States. | |||
