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Zinn doesn't write from the point of view of the disenfranchised, he writes from the point of view of liberals in the American 1980s. The disenfranchised are completely irrelevant to his narrative, because he ignores what they actually thought and tells the reader what they should have thought if they were as clever and compassionate as Howard Zinn.

I mean seriously:

>people's history of us
>index mentions Christianity twice
>conservatism never
>mfw

More seriously, he is BTFO here: https://www.dissentmagazine.org/article/howard-zinns-history-lessons