Read Howard Zinn ?

[VFW]

he said;

December 4, 2009

"They're willing to let people think about mild reforms and little
changes, and incremental changes, but they don't want people to think
that we could actually transform this country."

Howard Zinn has long been known as the historian of the American
everyman and woman. His groundbreaking work, THE PEOPLE'S HISTORY OF THE
UNITED STATES, turned history on its head � concentrating on the power
of the people to effect change, not just the deeds of great men and
those in political power.

for more;

http://www.pbs.org/moyers/journal/12112009/profile.html

Good Luck!
--
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[Dan Clore]

VFW wrote:
> he said;
>
> December 4, 2009
>
> "They're willing to let people think about mild reforms and little
> changes, and incremental changes, but they don't want people to think
> that we could actually transform this country."
>
> Howard Zinn has long been known as the historian of the American
> everyman and woman. His groundbreaking work, THE PEOPLE'S HISTORY OF

> THE UNITED STATES, turned history on its head � concentrating on the

> power of the people to effect change, not just the deeds of great men
> and those in political power.
>
> for more;
>
> http://www.pbs.org/moyers/journal/12112009/profile.html
>
> Good Luck!

Howard Zinn is essential.

--
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