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Note: I’m not claiming everything was prefect or that this universally happened everywhere.
But, broadly, western societies tended to get more inclusive, more open, less jingoistic, more science-positive and less bullshit-believing in this timeframe.

RE: https://flipboard.com/@theatlantic/ideas-m415bvjnz/-/a-9M2WuL7cQn690IFA8CxNKw:a:3199527-/0
I believe someone's confusing "jingoism" for "patriotism."

The 250th birthday of the United States is coming up and many of us are having a tough time feeling celebratory because
*waves hands around at everything*.
To mark the occasion in a decidedly non-jingoistic manner, historian Heather Cox Richardson is producing a series of one-minute videos,
each featuring one of “the many people, places, and events that have built our country
and remind us of the power of each person to make history

250 to 250
A series of one-minute stories of the many people, places, and events that have built our country and remind us of the power of each person to make history. ...