Home of the Forgotten
How a "Christian" nation forgets its own people
Truce - History of the Christian Church
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The United States, a "Christian" nation, has a bad habit of forgetting its own people. Really. We'll prove it to you! We forget that the territories are a part of our country. Why does that matter? It impacts if/when they can vote and allows us to withhold federal aid. That matters! What happens when a "Christian nation" ignores its own people?
Our guest this episode is Daniel Immerwahr, author of the book "How to Hide an Empire" and an associate history professor at Northwestern University. In his book, he argues that the United States has been an empire since it's inception.
Special thanks to:
- Stand up comedian Nick Staron
Helpful Links:
- FDR's "Day of Infamy" speech
Topics Covered:
- Is the United States an Empire?
- Can Puerto Rico vote in congress?
- Can Puerto Rico vote for president?
- Can American Samoa vote for president?
- Who was bombed on December 7, 1941?
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