Contemporary Conversations: A "Post-America" American History?
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John Moser and Johann Neem, of Western Washington University, discuss the movement by many toward a version of American history that seeks to get beyond what have been understood as America's fundamental meaning, identity, and role in the world. From the traditional view of America as a source of hope and good to a reformed vision of America as a force for evil and oppression, many in academia, journalism, and K-12 schools have moved to a "post-America" vision for understanding our country. In this episode we examine this movement, its impact on Americans, and how an honest analysis of both Left and Right extremes can provide a unified and unifying understanding of what America is, and what it can be.
Read Johann's Article: https://hedgehogreview.com/issues/theological-variations/articles/missed-america
Host: John Moser
Executive Producer: Greg McBrayer
Producer: Jeremy Gypton
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