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Danny Collins discusses the statistics of serial killers and how social media broadened his perspective on history. He notes that "a lot of times we're insular" and taught a "whitewashed version of history," citing a Florida governor's curriculum claim that Black people benefited from slavery by learning trades. Collins argues this narrative is taught in "many white homes" and contrasts it with the reality of "gory details and all the horrible things." #willied #williedlive #dannycollins #nolanwellscase
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Danny Collins discusses the statistics of serial killers and how social media broadened his perspective on history. He notes that "a lot of times we're insular" and taught a "whitewashed version of history," citing a Florida governor's curriculum claim that Black people benefited from slavery by learning trades. Collins argues this narrative is taught in "many white homes" and contrasts it with the reality of "gory details and all the horrible things." #willied #williedlive #dannycollins #nolanwellscase
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