hub of all of our businesses but around the time when this came up, they pretty much came up that we have this multicultural bustling city that you ve got, that is giving jobs and opportunities for people of all color, you have to choose, you have to be white or black and those from mississippi who know our history and know what it has been, what it could be, you know, we re happy to still be there to make that vision real. but if you don t know your history, then you don t understand, you are doomed to repeat it or be a victim of it. taylor, you and timothy are of a different generation, do you think you ve got the real story? absolutely not. wow. i can remember every year going to school, when it got to black history month, or when we got to the textbooks to the slavery and civil war section, we hear about different
when it got to black history month or the textbooks to slavery and civil war section, we hear about different confederate soldiers and generals every single year. but then we get to black history month and you hear about rosa, pas, malcolm x and martin luther king every year for 12 years as if they were the only three, you know, blacks heos of the country. but every year there is different confederate and like soldiers and generals that are being praised by these teaches in the classroom as if they were heros. well, they might be heros to you, but they weren t heros to me. i thought that that was very compelling. the argument that you make differently by saying that this is actually our history. let s actually teach it. it can t possibly hurt us to know our history. it can only hurt us not to know our history.