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#18 Civil War Monuments: How do we talk about history…with Elizabeth Elkins of Granville Automatic
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As Civil War monumnts throughout the American Southeast come down, larger questions about American history arise.
Like, is it OK to name a school after former President and KKK member Woodrow Wilson, due to the fact that his ideas would have stopped WWII from happening?
What about Andrew Jackson, who both saved the Republic and massacred the Cherokee tribe?
The answers aren't easy, but the conversation on trying to get there is fascinating.
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