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From a purely historical context, you're right of course. I think the "challenged the status quo" part comes from the way he combined the popularization of a hi
by rgrieselhuber 17y ago
From a purely historical context, you're right of course. I think the "challenged the status quo" part comes from the way he combined the popularization of a history that had previously under-represented in the mainstream consciousness with his activism in a variety of forums.