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28:46Now PlayingOn NIGHT SCHOOL with Marc Lamont Hill, we unpack the Trump administration’s plan to force the Smithsonian to rewrite exhibits at eight major museums, including the African American History Museum, to fit a White House-approved “American exceptionalism” narrative ahead of the nation’s 250th birthday. Then, Jussie Smollett says his new Netflix doc will finally tell “the real story” behind his infamous 2019 case, claiming Chicago police framed him to distract from political scandals. And Olympic sprint champion Sha’Carri Richardson apologizes after a domestic violence arrest, igniting a debate over whether female athletes face the same scrutiny as men accused of abuse.
Marc digs into the culture war’s reach into history, the art of narrative control, and the uncomfortable truth about how we handle domestic violence depending on who’s accused.
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