Depends as there was a difference between reading and watching like documentaries and the like.

Reading has LONG been infiltrated within academia but for the longest time they were regarded as idiots so got sidelined compared to actual historians. Only within a few decades along with the left's accession that these formally ridiculed nobodies got held up as learned individuals to justify the left's idocracy.

The documentary scene was good for a long time until diversity was pushed hard definitely after 2014. Before one of the good places to go for historical documentaries was actually Britain as they made stuff for kids to enjoy notably Horrible Histories (which ironically ended in 2014) and in depth shows like 20th century Battlefields.

After 2014 you needed to be EXTREMELY careful, pretty much all old media historical show was infected by diversity and only individual channels on YouTube could be better relied on.

Depends as there was a difference between reading and watching like documentaries and the like.

Reading has LONG been infiltrated within academia but for the longest time they were regarded as idiots so got sidelined compared to actual historians. Only within a few decades along with the left's accession that these formally ridiculed nobodies got held up as learned individuals to justify the left's idocracy.

The documentary scene was good for a long time until diversity was pushed hard definitely after 2014. Before on of the good places to go for historical documentaries was actually Britain as they made stuff for kids to enjoy notably Horrible Histories (which ironically ended in 2014) and in depth shows like 20th century Battlefields.

After 2014 you needed to be EXTREMELY careful, pretty much all old media historical show was infected by diversity and only individual channels on YouTube could be better relied on.