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this post was submitted on 20 Sep 2023
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It is an interesting perspective, but the white vs black history distinction feels like semantics to me.
How does black history make any sense without naming who did all the enslaving, lynching, segregating, ... ? I think I'm more in the camp of "there is accurate history" and there is "white-washed history" and the people who would like to continue to propagate white supremacy love the latter.