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The Hijacking of Concepts with John Green
04:45 - 10:39 (05:53)
In this episode, John Green and hosts Hank and Katherine discuss how concepts like freedom and socialism are often hijacked from their core meanings, and how a legalistic view of history can help teach important lessons about critical race theory. They delve into topics such as women's rights, the audacity of protests, and the importance of defining freedom for ourselves.
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