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  [Howard Zinn raw #7]

  Howard Zinn

  Howard Zinn gives a speech at Sonoma State University.

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  [Howard Zinn raw #6: Introductions and justifying war]

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  Two students from Sonoma State University drive to San Francisco to pick up Howard Zinn from his hotel. Howard Zinn takes questions at the end of his talk at Sonoma State centering around the conflict in Kosovo and the actions of NATO and the Clinton administration.

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  [Howard Zinn raw #5: How A People’s History of the United States changes the teaching of history]

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  Students at Sonoma State University discuss their admiration for Howard Zinn and what his approach to history has to offer for teachers looking to better engage students. SSU students canvass and rally in support of the student strike. Two SSU students discuss Howard Zinn on their drive to San Francisco to pick him up from his hotel.

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  [Howard Zinn raw #4: The importance of media, veterans, and racial equality]

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  Howard Zinn joins students from the Audubon Expedition Institute for a conversation about environmental justice, the Civil Rights movement, the anti-war movement, alternate media, and how to create social change.

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  [Howard Zinn raw #3: Changes, both in ideas and in society]

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  Howard Zinn joins students from the Audubon Expedition Institute for a conversation about environmental justice, the Civil Rights movement and how to create social change.

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  [Howard Zinn raw #2: initial readings of A People’s History of the United States]

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  History teacher Joan Davis leads a discussion with her class at York High School in Elmhurst, IL on Howard Zinn’s “A People’s History of the United States.” They discuss their reactions to the book, his purpose behind writing it, and how it has affected their perpsective on American history.

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  [Howard Zinn raw #1: Discussion of U.S. politics and foreign policy]

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  Howard Zinn conducts a Q&A session with high school students in Manhattan, Kansas. He speaks on wars throughout history, the prospects of socialism, the US military machine, the state of contemporary left politics, and the importance of critically examining history and the present.