It's stay explained. I'm Sean Ramis from a few weeks back. President Trump announced

a commission to promote what he calls patriotic education in the United States.

We must clear away the twisted web of lies in our schools and classrooms and teach our

children the magnificent truth about our country.

The president wants students to learn a pro-America curriculum.

We want our sons and daughters to know that they are the citizens of the most exceptional

nation in the history of the world.

Funny thing is, a lot of historians would argue that the curriculum in the United States

is already pretty pro-American. The existing curriculum already leaves out plenty of

inconvenient truths and unflattering stories.

The video team at Vox has an entire series dedicated to those stories. It's called

Missing Chapter. It's hosted by our colleague, Ranjani Chakraborti.

And for today's show, we invited Ranjani over to dream up what a Missing Chapter podcast

might sound like. This is the story of a forgotten protest that paved the way to end

institutional segregation in the Southern United States.

Maybe not a surprise considering the subject matter, but the episode features some strong

language, and you're going to hear about some violence.

But let us know what you think of what you hear. You can tweet at me or at the show.

I'm at Ramas Verham. The show is at today underscore explained. Or you can send us an email

where today explained at vox.com. Here's Ranjani.

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