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You know what I want to do is have listening parties.

Hey.

Play a whole record.

And talking is not, you know what I mean?

Expect the priority.

Yeah.

Encouraged.

Let's all just kind of sit in the room and just kind of listen. Great. I'm down for that. Remember we used to do that in our road trips with Harvard's sailing team? Oh, yeah. Take turns passing around our iPads and someone would pick a song. Yeah. That was fun. That was super fun. That was a good listening party. And we would get so upset if someone talked while we were, while our song was playing. Yeah. Especially if you're like, guys, you're going to love this song. No, quiet. And then people didn't care and you're like, why doesn't, why doesn't this mean anything? I hate everyone. It means everything to me.

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Each week, we decide who's to blame for historical tragedy.

And each week, you tell us if we got it right.

My name is Rebecca Delgado-Smith, and this is The Aftermath.

Hey, everyone, thanks for tuning into this episode of The Aftermath.

Today, we're speaking with guest expert, Dr. Lindsay Stallens Marshall.

Dr. Marshall is an assistant professor of history at Illinois State University.

Her research focus is settler colonial memory construction of Native American history through

U.S. history education. She is working on her upcoming book, Teaching Us. To Forget,

The Wars of Westward Expansion, U.S. history education, and public memory,

1870 to 1995. Let's hear what she has to say about the Nez Perce War of 1877.

Hey, Alarmie. The Alarmist is doing another live show Monday, December 8th at 7.30 p.m. We're going to be at the

Elisian Theater in Los Angeles and we'll be figuring out who is to blame for Die Hard the

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