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Canceling Kit Carson

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On September 3, 2023
Kit Carson led the genocide against the Navajo in 1864 and so.....good for whoever did this. The sandstone obelisk honoring controversial 19th century frontiersman and soldier Kit Carson was partially toppled Thursday night, the second such monument to fall in downtown Santa Fe since 2020....
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Suing To Tell White History

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On May 17, 2023
Some amazing stuff in Texas. Well, not amazing really, since that would imply surprising and there is nothing that can surprise out of Texas. But this is really bad and indicative of the desperation of rich white people to enforce certain educational experiences that reinforce...
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This proposed bill is indeed a no brainer, but unfortunately the Republican Party prioritizes people with no brains, so we will see. So, on a day set aside to remember the plight of Japanese Americans during WWII, how do we meaningfully acknowledge what happened and...
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History is a battle between sides wanting to tell different stories. Some of those sides stand for justice. Others stand for repression. At Montpelier, James Madison's home in Virginia, those who have fought for justice have made incredible strides. Nowhere in this nation is the...

Amache

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On March 18, 2022

We have our first new National Park Service site under Biden (not including him making Bears Ears and Grand Staircase-Escalante whole) and it is a much needed one, making another.

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