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Sep 26, 2022 23 min

Episode #89 Progressivism: Then and Now

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Today our favorite obscure social studies teacher Mr. Palumbo dives into the history of the Progressive movement in America. Our host makes the point that what ties all progressives together (and something strangely absent in most definitions of the movement) is the fact that they see the government as the best vehicle for the social and political change they desire. Mr. Palumbo argues that progressivism is still alive and well in today's politics and also analyzes the good, bad and down right ugly legacies of Progressivism.

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