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If there’s one thing historian William J. Federer can depend on, it’s the way that each successive regime in power wants to destroy the past and rewrite history “to make the good people into bad people so that students will emotionally detach from them.”
He shares how American culture has changed the history of Thanksgiving and the Pilgrims to fit a modern agenda on this week’s The Washington Times’ Higher Ground with Billy Hallowell.
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If there’s one thing historian William J. Federer can depend on, it’s the way that each successive regime in power wants to destroy the past and rewrite history “to make the good people into bad people so that students will emotionally detach from them.”
He shares how American culture has changed the history of Thanksgiving and the Pilgrims to fit a modern agenda on this week’s The Washington Times’ Higher Ground with Billy Hallowell.
FOLLOW BILLY ON SOCIAL MEDIA:
- Follow Billy on Twitter
- Follow Billy on Instagram
- Follow Billy on Facebook
- Follow Billy on YouTube
- Follow Billy on Threads

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