Hatred for the poor

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This is an inspiring autobiography of a Russian-Jewish son of an immigrant who grew up in the ghettos, served as a bombadier in WWII, became an influential activist in the civil rights and Vietnam War era, became a world renowned professor and changed the face of American history with his first book A People's History of the United States. .....

Uugghhh! I read about 1/2 of that book before I had to put it down. He comes up with conclusions with absolutely no basis. It's obvious that Zinn hates humanity.