#22 Why History Matters and Ethan's Undertaker Moment - Quicktake

Episode 22 of the Make History Dope Again podcast, hosted by Andrew, Ethan and Jonathan, titled "#22 Why History Matters and Ethan's Undertaker Moment - Quicktake" was published on August 13, 2021 and runs 25 minutes.

August 13, 2021 ·25m · Make History Dope Again

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In this episode of MHDA, Ethan seeks vengeance by creating his own episode format to respond to a previous episode (Spotlight #6 - Going Full Maximilien). But first, Ethan takes a moment to address a more serious topic; why history matters. By recapping a current, local decision for a school to remove the "Redskins" mascot, Ethan explains why history matters in making change.

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In this episode of MHDA, Ethan seeks vengeance by creating his own episode format to respond to a previous episode (Spotlight #6 - Going Full Maximilien). But first, Ethan takes a moment to address a more serious topic; why history matters. By recapping a current, local decision for a school to remove the "Redskins" mascot, Ethan explains why history matters in making change.

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