41 - Interview with Professor Brendan Lindsay

February 08, 2021 01:14:42
41 - Interview with Professor Brendan Lindsay
History of California Podcast
41 - Interview with Professor Brendan Lindsay

Feb 08 2021 | 01:14:42

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Show Notes

Today we are focused on what happened to Native People in California during the three governments: Spanish, Mexican, and American, but specifically American. My guest today is Dr. Brendan Lindsay, professor of history at Sacramento State. His book Murder State is both haunting and important. Sometimes we need to stare into the darkness of the past.

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