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Escaping Left, Right, & Center - 1.03 - Where did Left v Right Come From?

1.03 - Where did Left v Right Come From?

09/12/23 • 18 min

Escaping Left, Right, & Center

On today’s episode we’ll be learning some political vocab. Left, right, and the folks in the middle. We’ll be going all the way back to 18th century France, discussing the three estates, tennis courts, and accidental seating arrangements as we try to answer the question: Where did Left v Right come from?

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On today’s episode we’ll be learning some political vocab. Left, right, and the folks in the middle. We’ll be going all the way back to 18th century France, discussing the three estates, tennis courts, and accidental seating arrangements as we try to answer the question: Where did Left v Right come from?

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