The Citizenship Project
Soldier & Citizen
Episode 4 | 51m 49sVideo has Closed Captions
NPT's Soldier & Citizen explores how the "blood debt" was leveraged for full citizenship.
Military service has historically been seen as a pathway to new rights and legitimacy for minority groups, offering battlefield sacrifice as evidence of worthiness. Through riveting stories of Tennessee's military history, NPT's Soldier & Citizen explores how the "blood debt" has been leveraged to further the cause for full citizenship.
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The Citizenship Project is a local public television program presented by WNPT
The Citizenship Project is made possible by the support of Tennessee Civil War National Heritage Area and the First Tennessee Foundation.
The Citizenship Project
Soldier & Citizen
Episode 4 | 51m 49sVideo has Closed Captions
Military service has historically been seen as a pathway to new rights and legitimacy for minority groups, offering battlefield sacrifice as evidence of worthiness. Through riveting stories of Tennessee's military history, NPT's Soldier & Citizen explores how the "blood debt" has been leveraged to further the cause for full citizenship.
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Preview: Ep4 | 1m 14s | Soldier & Citizen is the fourth installment of NPT's The Citizenship Project. (1m 14s)
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The Citizenship Project is a local public television program presented by WNPT
The Citizenship Project is made possible by the support of Tennessee Civil War National Heritage Area and the First Tennessee Foundation.