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Bleeping History U Should Know
By JuanitaHistory
Bleeping History U Should Know episodes
- History of both political parities in the U.S.
In the past 10 to 15 years liberals have claimed that the political parties of today switched after the Civil War. This podcast will discuss historical facts that will put that theory to rest.
28 min - History of the Democrats & RepublicansMany are confused as to the history of both political parties, there is a lot of propaganda coming from both sides... Let's clear that up, shall we?25 min
- History Revisionism..is it a bad or good thing?Is historical revisionism bad? Well, when you switch the historical figure's race or gender, then it is historically wrong.15 min
- Education of Women in AmericaDiscuss the history of how America treated women when they wanted to have a higher education, hell, any education at that.17 min
- Prudence Cummings Wright and Sybil LudingtonLearn of two women I write in my book who broke the chains of social constraints. These women disguised themselves as men and fought on the battlefields in the American Revolutionary War period yeah that's right women were fighting too.39 min
- White Slaves in America
The story of Africans being enslaved in America is a familiar one, comprehensively covered by scholars. Comparatively neglected is the plight of the Irish & Scots, who were the chief source of slave labor for the British American colonies for more than 179 years.
43 min - Gen X inventions
Gen Xers were latchkey kids, returning from school to an empty home while their parents were still away at work. And we still had time to invent some awesome stuff.
19 min - Pay gap...is it a myth or fact?over 758k companies in the U.S. took Payscale’s online salary survey, and I discussed the results. Is there a gap? Or do the policymakers want you to believe there are?32 min
- America's History of Eugenics
At first, these programs targeted white men who were “mentally deficient,” diseased, or otherwise disabled, but by the 1920s, the practice had expanded to impact as many women of color.
28 min - Attacks on Capitol Hill...the complete historyhttps://amzn.to/3Sn1Yf7A complete history of attacks on Capitol Hill...not what the media wants you to know.18 min
About Bleeping History U Should Know
From the publisher's feed
Since recorded history, women only occupy around 0.5 % of recorded history when they make up 50% of the population. History of females should be placed back into the historical narrative; heroines should be recorded and not hidden from society like a Scarlet Letter. This demonstrates there is a gap in history written about women.
Sooooo, I plan on changing that one book at a time and one podcast at a time. I will be very direct, not sugarcoating anything, and provide primary and secondary sources to prove that these historical events occurred. Don't worry, I will talk about men too.