History Enrichment: Social inequality

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The Historic Present

Jonah Howe and Charlie Gordon

16 episodes

6 days ago

History podcast run by two GCSE history fanatics. Join Jonah and Charlie for chilled chats around the GCSE course, delving deeper into some fascinating stories. Appearing as guests, several renowned and intriguing expert historians help us explore further into some of their specialist areas, before a short political section joined by many other young people with burning questions. Subscribe to our newly-created youtube channel, with weekly content for those who prefer more visually stimulating episodes: The Historic Present Pod Contact: historicpresentpod@gmail.com Follow our insta too!

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History Enrichment: Social inequality

The Historic Present

33 minutes 46 seconds

4 years ago

History Enrichment: Social inequality

Having taken on the task of producing a special episode for our school's enrichment week, this episode is centred around two prime examples of social injustice in history, centuries apart. Revolutionary changes always come as a result of social inequalities, sooner or later, and the two examples - in France and in the US - that we discuss in today's episode perfectly reflect this. Enjoy!