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When the US Actually Practiced Non-Interventionism — Greg Grandin (Part 2)

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On Jacobin’s original show Weekends, historian Greg Grandin discusses how Franklin D. Roosevelt’s “Good Neighbor” policy of non-interventionism in Latin America developed out of both the pressures of the Great Depression and Roosevelt’s own vision of social citizenship.

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