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History Repeats Ep. 316 (Part 1)

In this powerful episode of History Repeats, host Liam Carballal sits down with educator, historian, and veteran Rich Acritelli to peel back the layers of Forrest Gump and examine the real history behind one of America’s most beloved films.

From the deep-rooted rise and fall of hate movements in the United States to the realities of Vietnam, cultural innocence, and the civil rights struggle, Liam and Rich connect Hollywood storytelling with true historical context and lived experience. They explore Forrest’s journey as a lens into American character, courage, cruelty, and compassion — and how a single film still teaches us about prejudice, patriotism, and the everyday acts of humanity that shape history.

Rich shares personal stories from his military service, classroom perspective, and research, reminding us how memory and truth move through generations. This episode is equal parts reflection, cultural critique, and heartfelt tribute to those who served and those who stood up for justice.

History does not just repeat — it echoes. Join us for Part 1 of a candid, insightful, and humbling two-part conversation that reminds us why understanding our past is essential to shaping a better future.

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History Repeats Ep. 316 (Part 1)

In this powerful episode of History Repeats, host Liam Carballal sits down with educator, historian, and veteran Rich Acritelli to peel back the layers of Forrest Gump and examine the real history behind one of America’s most beloved films.

From the deep-rooted rise and fall of hate movements in the United States to the realities of Vietnam, cultural innocence, and the civil rights struggle, Liam and Rich connect Hollywood storytelling with true historical context and lived experience. They explore Forrest’s journey as a lens into American character, courage, cruelty, and compassion — and how a single film still teaches us about prejudice, patriotism, and the everyday acts of humanity that shape history.

Rich shares personal stories from his military service, classroom perspective, and research, reminding us how memory and truth move through generations. This episode is equal parts reflection, cultural critique, and heartfelt tribute to those who served and those who stood up for justice.

History does not just repeat — it echoes. Join us for Part 1 of a candid, insightful, and humbling two-part conversation that reminds us why understanding our past is essential to shaping a better future.

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  continue reading

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