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Hello and welcome to another episode of The Weeds on the Vox Media Podcast Network. This

is Dara Lind of ProPublica. I'm here with Vox's Madaglacias and Jane Kostin. This week

we are going to be discussing a whole lot of things that if you haven't read, you should

probably log off and read your leisure. I understand that a lot of you are probably listening

to this in a context, but you cannot easily log off and read some things. But we're going

to be talking about what The New York Times is calling the 1619 Project, which is an editorial

initiative that launched with a special edition on Sunday of The New York Times magazine

that commemorates the arrival of the first slave ship in the British colonies of the Americas.

Right. The reason why we make the note that you should read the package first and stop

driving or walking the dog or doing whatever it is that you're doing, then listen to this

podcast is that the responses to this package seem to be very much, there is a response

to the package itself. There is a response to the pieces within the package. Then there is

a response that seems to be based largely on The New York Times doing lists and to a transcript

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