A People's History of the United States
- Author
- Howard Zinn
- Published
- 1980
- Pages
- 695
- Recommended
- 7 times
Why it’s on the list: Zinn’s standing counter-textbook: American history told from the losing side of each transaction — the conquered, the enslaved, the drafted and the organised.
Where I heard about it
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Photographed in March 2018 (Books photo album)
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Photographed in January 2019 (Books photo album)
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Spotted at Bookshop Santa Cruz — November 2020 (Books photo album)
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Spotted at Pioneer Book, Provo — July 2024 (Books photo album)
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Spotted at Powell’s Books at Cedar Hills Crossing, Beaverton — January 2026 (Books photo album)
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Carrie (@carriereadsbooks) — recommended it in a BookTok video; I filed it under books to prepare for a Trump presidency.
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Socratic Way (@socraticway) — the single book in a BookTok video urging viewers to buy it from an independent bookseller or borrow it from a library — “either way, it’s worth reading.”
Connections
- Historical Futurism — reading the past against its official version.