The Politically Incorrect Guide to American History

Woods presents a perspective that many might find controversial or refreshing. I'm curious what motivated him to take this approach and how he selected which topics to highlight.

The book questions widely accepted historical accounts, which can be unsettling. How did others reconcile these ideas with what they've learned before?

It seems to challenge the mainstream narrative, but does it also risk oversimplification or bias? Would love to hear thoughts on its influence.