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The 1619 Project Myth by Phillip W. Magness

• The 1619 Project Myth
• Phillip W. Magness
• Page: 184
• Format: pdf, ePub, mobi, fb2
• ISBN: 9781598134094
• Publisher: Independent Institute

The 1619 Project Myth

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The 1619 Project Book Club | Events | Alameda County Library The 1619 Project aims to challenge myths of America's founding and assert the central role of slavery in establishing American law and customs, dating back to . The Danger of a Single Origin Story - American Historical Association The 1619 Project—conceived by the journalist Nikole Hannah-Jones—inspired much-needed public discourse about the long reach of slavery and its . The New York Times 1619 Project: A New Origin Story myth on the past, the better “to teach our readers to think a . All the while, backers of the 1619 Project said, “Just wait for the book. At Least Nikole Hannah-Jones Is Honest About the 1619 Project's . Her project aims to disabuse you of this view. She wants to dismantle “this mythology of America, this idea of American exceptionalism.” To . The 1619 Project and the Long Battle Over U.S. History That project made a bold claim, which remains the central idea of the book: that the moment in August 1619 when the first enslaved Africans . The 1619 Project Is Basis Of Upcoming Books For Children And Adults This book introduces readers to a story of the United States, outside of mythology and illusion, that is at once terrifying, inspiring, and .

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