“Because we get that so young it casts a pallor over everything else we learn about America’s founding,” Posobiec said, noting that the narrative is that “until the 60s everything that happened was bad.”{ai:summary}<p>#history</p><p>Summary: Jack Posobiec and Blake Neff explore the impact of the 1960s revolution in the United States, debunking myths and shedding light on the violent aspects of the Civil Rights movement. They discuss how this era shaped America's history, leading to the rise of grievance studies departments and the erosion of traditional values. The Baby Boomer generation, influenced by the counterculture movement, played a significant role in shaping the current social and political landscape. The episode emphasizes the importance of meritocracy over identity for societal advancement.</p>

JACK POSOBIEC: ‘Revolution’ of the 1960s is what led to woke outcomes in today’s US

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