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In America, we must accept our horrendous past — rejecting it is erasure
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St. Louis American
This is just the latest iteration of Trump’s aim to make America in his own image.
It is his own deranged interpretation of the nation’s history through his myopic view.
Hiding Gordon’s scars, rewriting the books and removing the testaments to the crimes will not heal the nation of its sins, felonies and misdemeanors.
If anything could be erased and never occurred, it would be the scarification on Gordon’s back, but it is indelibly there.
We must all look at it and face our ugly past with the resolve not to repeat it but to transcend it.