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Republican use of History for Political Agenda – Matt Pierce

Chilling Effect, Freedom of Speech, Political Influence, SEA 202 February 18, 2025

Pierce discusses the way that history is bent to meet political purposes. He emphasizes that academic limiting is a key tool at shaping the presentation of history to support a political agenda.

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