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Best of Season 1
Best of Season 1

Our favorite moments from UnTextbooked’s inaugural season.

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Why did American Jews march for Black equality?
Why did American Jews march for Black equality?

Despite racial and class tensions, American Jews were an integral part of the Civil Rights Movement. UnTextbooked producer Daniel Ardity interviews Cheryl Greenberg, author of Troubling the Waters about what the “golden age” of Black-Jewish relations can teach us about effective allyship.

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How a Black teenager and his young lawyer changed America’s criminal justice system.
How a Black teenager and his young lawyer changed America’s criminal justice system.

The true story of Duncan v Louisiana, a Supreme Court case that ensured the right to a jury trial for all criminal cases. Elliot Smith interviews Matthew Van Meter about his book Deep Delta Justice.

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