On this episode of History You Didn’t Know But Should, Chris and Ray dive into America’s long, unsettling history with political violence. From presidential assassinations to modern tragedies like the killing of Charlie Kirk, we ask: is political violence woven into our nation’s story and if so, can it ever be stopped?

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In this episode of History You Didn't Know But Should, Chris and Ray talk about why history isn’t just about memorizing dates and names. It’s about perspective. Too often, we focus on the same stories and the same people. But when we broaden our view, looking at events and individuals from fresh angles, we begin to see connections, consequences, and hidden details that change everything. Whether it’s rethinking a well-known figure or uncovering overlooked voices, history becomes more alive when we see it through different lenses.

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In this episode of History You Didn’t Know But Should, Chris and Ray explore the remarkable life of Harriet Jacobs. Born into slavery in Edenton, North Carolina, Jacobs endured unimaginable hardship yet refused to surrender her spirit. Her story highlights the struggles enslaved people faced and the many ways they resisted bondage, holding onto hope and determination in the face of oppression.