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The 1619 Project: A New Origin Story by Nikole Hannah-Jones

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frawst_disasta_reads's review against another edition

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4.25

I did find parts of this book dragged when I already knew something.  While I enjoyed how the book was laud out, I think I found it jarring on occasion.

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chillinmcvillian's review

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This book was really heavy and effecting me in a way where I felt hopeless. The information is sad and I started wondering, how can we benefit from this information when all odds are against us. I would read again in the future but I wasn’t in the right space to read it.

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challenging emotional informative reflective medium-paced

5.0


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tlaynejones's review

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challenging emotional informative reflective sad tense fast-paced

5.0


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readandfindout's review

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4.5

Style/writing: 4.5 stars
Themes: 4.5 stars
Perspective: 4.5 stars

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novelteareader's review

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5.0


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xwritingstoriesx's review against another edition

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dark emotional informative inspiring reflective slow-paced

4.5


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5.0

Started as a special edition in the the New York Times to commemorate the 400 year anniversary of the first African captives sold against their will as chattel slaves in Virginia, the 1619 Projects aims to be the framework for critical race theory, which looks at American history and adds back in the truths previously deemed unnecessary and to remove various beliefs about slavery. It's a devastating and necessary read. 

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andsoitgoes's review

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5.0

This is an excellent history of America. It's content and frame of reference are unique in the historical literature and it expertly fills a long-timeline black history void that has been missing from the core reading cannon for upper high school / lower college. If you are a history teacher looking for a sub section, or someone who doesn't want to read all in one go, each chapter is self contained and covers a timeframe from 1619 to modern day. The chapters are by topic. I recommend Race, Sugar, Citizenship, and Justice if you are looking for topics not often covered elsewhere.

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5.0


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