<![CDATA[History According to Zinn]]>https://zgcbzpoa.jellypod.comPowered by Jellypod (https://www.jellypod.com)Fri, 11 Sep 2026 02:26:57 GMTFri, 14 Aug 2026 19:00:26 GMTyesbb8f6a28-facd-488d-b3cf-ffde67f202c8History According to ZinnA chapter by chapter discussion and debate over the historical facts of Howard Zinn’s historical interpretation of American History as read by “A People’s History of the United States” (Powered by Jellypod)A chapter by chapter discussion and debate over the historical facts of Howard Zinn’s historical interpretation of American History as read by “A People’s History of the United States” (Powered by Jellypod)episodicHistory According to Zinnfeed+b1d46c35@podcasts.jellypod.comfalse<![CDATA[Jamestown, Bacon’s Rebellion, and the Making of Race]]>https://zgcbzpoa.jellypod.com/episodes/ceddfce2-3237-48ae-bdfa-7b383cf18df3ceddfce2-3237-48ae-bdfa-7b383cf18df3Sat, 05 Sep 2026 20:11:25 GMT33Focus: Chapter #2 of Zinn

We trace how Virginia’s labor crisis helped turn racial slavery into a legal system, from the arrival of the first captive Africans to the 1640 John Punch case. The episode also explores Bacon’s Rebellion and how colonial elites used laws, privilege, and punishment to divide poor white and Black workers.

]]>History According to ZinnFocus: Chapter #2 of Zinn We trace how Virginia’s labor crisis helped turn racial slavery into a legal system, from the arrival of the first captive Africans to the 1640 John Punch case. The episode also explores Bacon’s Rebellion and how colonial elites Focus: Chapter #2 of Zinn We trace how Virginia’s labor crisis helped turn racial slavery into a legal system, from the arrival of the first captive Africans to the 1640 John Punch case. The episode also explores Bacon’s Rebellion and how colonial elites used laws, privilege, and punishment to divide poor white and Black workers.falsefull<![CDATA[America’s Sacred Wars and the Case Against War]]>https://zgcbzpoa.jellypod.com/episodes/65bbf0d4-2803-43d9-a93f-38026aff48e665bbf0d4-2803-43d9-a93f-38026aff48e6Sat, 15 Aug 2026 23:31:40 GMT22Focus: APUSH Summer Assignment

A sharp debate over Howard Zinn’s challenge to America’s most revered wars, from the Revolutionary and Civil Wars to World War II. The conversation weighs just causes against just wars, the human cost of violence, and whether nonviolent resistance can ever replace armed conflict.

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]]>History According to ZinnFocus: APUSH Summer Assignment A sharp debate over Howard Zinn’s challenge to America’s most revered wars, from the Revolutionary and Civil Wars to World War II. The conversation weighs just causes against just wars, the human cost of violence, and whetheFocus: APUSH Summer Assignment A sharp debate over Howard Zinn’s challenge to America’s most revered wars, from the Revolutionary and Civil Wars to World War II. The conversation weighs just causes against just wars, the human cost of violence, and whether nonviolent resistance can ever replace armed conflict. Show Notes Three Holy Wars: The Progressive’s 100th Anniversary Conference - Howard Zinn: https://www.howardzinn.org/collection/three-holy-wars-the-progressives-100th-anniversary-conference/ Howard Zinn's "Three Holy Wars": https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XUBYI97cUgUfalse00:07:33full<![CDATA[Zinn, Columbus, and the Fight Over Historical Truth]]>https://zgcbzpoa.jellypod.com/episodes/2a51d247-a750-4ac5-80c9-8c8928e978802a51d247-a750-4ac5-80c9-8c8928e97880Sat, 15 Aug 2026 01:43:28 GMT11Focus: Chapter #1 of Zinn

This episode examines Howard Zinn’s portrayal of Columbus and the Arawaks, weighing accusations of selective quotation against the argument that traditional history sanitizes conquest. The hosts also debate whether history should center moral framing and systemic injustice, or prioritize nuance, context, and primary evidence.

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]]>History According to ZinnFocus: Chapter #1 of Zinn This episode examines Howard Zinn’s portrayal of Columbus and the Arawaks, weighing accusations of selective quotation against the argument that traditional history sanitizes conquest. The hosts also debate whether history shouldFocus: Chapter #1 of Zinn This episode examines Howard Zinn’s portrayal of Columbus and the Arawaks, weighing accusations of selective quotation against the argument that traditional history sanitizes conquest. The hosts also debate whether history should center moral framing and systemic injustice, or prioritize nuance, context, and primary evidence. Show Notes Columbus, The Indians, and Human Progress: https://www.historyisaweapon.com/defcon1/zinncol1.htmlfalse00:06:36full