Almost everyone right now would be well served reading a basic book about American history. Knowing our historical landscape gives us two gifts: 1/ we’ve been through very, very, very tough times before, and 2/ our pattern over time has always been to self-correct. We will again.

Aug 27, 2020 · 11:06 AM UTC

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Hope you're right,but worried that it'll get very bad before it gets good again.
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“Our.” “We.” I can’t identify with the group, the nation. I’m not looking to the nation for salvation or relief. Interesting that some do.
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Highly recommend Indigenous People's History of the United States and Tending the Wild (especially for my California people)
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WE human need to learn from OUR history and learn from them. Learn that not DO The same mistake THEY before US did. AND in The same time WE schould learn from them their WISDOM and their knowleigt. History is importen. Katarina is my name.
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Hardline. Rosa-resist. Growing pains, much needed. Don’t settle, there will be no growth.
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The Evil politicians desire to make their flock ignorant. Ignorant enough to accept lies and bury their children in those lies. We all need to be BOLD and declare Evil in all those governments that do not seek to embrace HUMANITY...("God's Dream")
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You are forgetting that 15% of the US population is functionally illiterate. Don’t be such an elitist - you should only suggest that people get their information from a) a tweet or b) television.
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Read “Caste”
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Do we even have legitimate universally accepted American History books in this country that give a full scope of this country’s past? As troubled as it is? P.S. Marianne please move to CA and primary Newsom. Thank you !!!
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