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Play a Game of (Atlantic-Themed) Trivia for the Fourth

Play a Game of (Atlantic-Themed) Trivia for the Fourth
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Opinion | Juneteenth and July 4th Are Both Wholly American Holidays

Opinion | Juneteenth and July 4th Are Both Wholly American Holidays
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How America Remembers— and Distorts — Its Slavery Past


How America Remembers— and Distorts — Its Slavery Past
Monticello, photographed in 2018. In “How the Word Is Passed,” Clint Smith visits nine places that memorialize or distort their link to the legacy of slavery, from Monticello, in Charlottesville, Va., to the African Burial Ground in Lower Manhattan. He skillfully braids interviews with scholarship and personal observation, asking, “How different might our country look if all of us fully understood what had happened here?”Credit.Gabriella Demczuk for The New York Times
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By Julian Lucas
HOW THE WORD IS PASSED
A Reckoning With the History of Slavery Across America
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Why Honor Them? | Lapham's Quarterly


Robert E. Lee monument, Richmond, Virginia, 2020. Photograph by Joseph. Flickr (CC BY-NC-SA 2.0).
Criticism of the Lost Cause and Confederate symbols stretched back as early as 1870, when Frederick Douglass called out the “
nauseating flatteries of the late Robert E. Lee” that poured in after the Confederate general’s death, asking, “Is it not about time that this bombastic laudation of the rebel chief should cease?” Until his death in 1895, Douglass engaged in an uphill battle to dislodge the Lost Cause narrative that had gripped the national consciousness while still seeking to preserve the memory of emancipation. But the pull of the Lost Cause was strong. Even white Northerners were willing to make a devil’s bargain with the South’s Confederate tradition for the sake of sectional reconciliation. And the race to build “monuments of folly,” as Douglass called them, had yet to peak by the time of his death. ....

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