Episode 99: UNEXPECTED: The Longest Crime In U.S. History
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Episode 99: UNEXPECTED: The Longest Crime In U.S. History
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America is facing an immigration crisis—but how did we get here?
This episode opens with Emma Lazarus’s iconic welcome, etched beneath the Statue of Liberty. But Beth has a hard truth to unpack: that light beside the golden door only shined because our ancestors made themselves at home in someone else’s house.
To understand the longest-running crime in U.S. history—committed against Native Americans—we go back to 1492, when Christopher Columbus set sail on a misguided voyage to “India.” And if you didn’t know those crimes continued until 1978... you’re not alone.
We are a nation of immigrants.
And every one of us stands on stolen land.
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