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Monopoly Has a Secret History and It’s Ruthless on PBS

Posted on February 20, 2023 by Judith Trojan

“It was supposed to be a critique of capitalism. It turned out to be a celebration of it.” Ever play Monopoly as a kid? Ever actually win the game? Or did every sit-down with America’s “favorite board game” begin with … Continue reading →

Posted in Film, Games, TV | Tagged American Experience, Atlantic City, Board Games, Capitalism, Charles Darrow, GBH Boston, Lizzie Magie, Monopoly, Parker Brothers, PBS, Ralph Anspach, Ruthless Monopoly's Secret History, Stephen Ives | 2 Comments

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