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The kids are not alright
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this post was submitted on 31 Mar 2026
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Actually a prime example of this is crash course. For anyone unfamiliar Crash Course is a youtube channel run by John and Hank Green -- this is a very popular choice for educators who need to take a break for whatever reason. The problem being they are libs and give the typical liberal idealist narrative of historical events. A communist version of crash course where historical events are analyzed but using diamat and hismat would be fundamentally game changing and would serve to make the masses more open to listening to our analyses.