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Clint Smith: A Reckoning with History
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Author, poet, and native New Orleanian Clint Smith grew up in the city that was the heart of the domestic slave trade, but realized his understanding of the history within himself and his country was inadequate. So he set out to write the type of book he should have had in high school. On this Independence Day, we pulled a special selection from the Tim Miller Bulwark archive. Plus, love for the Crescent City, and dads getting too much credit for pulling their weight.
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- Clint's book, "How the Word Is Passed: A Reckoning with the History of Slavery Across America"
- Clint's book of poetry, "Above Ground"
- Clint's "The Man Who Became Uncle Tom"
- Tim's 4th of July playlist
- Jefferson's letter
1048 episoder
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Manage episode 427192137 series 2727960
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Author, poet, and native New Orleanian Clint Smith grew up in the city that was the heart of the domestic slave trade, but realized his understanding of the history within himself and his country was inadequate. So he set out to write the type of book he should have had in high school. On this Independence Day, we pulled a special selection from the Tim Miller Bulwark archive. Plus, love for the Crescent City, and dads getting too much credit for pulling their weight.
show notes
show notes
- Clint's book, "How the Word Is Passed: A Reckoning with the History of Slavery Across America"
- Clint's book of poetry, "Above Ground"
- Clint's "The Man Who Became Uncle Tom"
- Tim's 4th of July playlist
- Jefferson's letter
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