Preserving History or Purging It
The purging of history, of historical figures, of monuments, names, graves, and other memorabilia has accelerated to the point that even a monument from Arlington National Cemetery, dedicated to Civil War reconciliation, will be destroyed on Monday,
By Dr. Ileana Johnson Paugh —— Bio and Archives--July 24, 2023
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When it comes to history in school, most of us forget important events and dates as soon as we complete the course, pass the exams and get a passing grade. We use the excuse that life is too short and complicated--why bother to remember things and people who had long been dead and gone. What is there to learn?
However, if we don’t learn from history, if we neglect it, or even worse, change it to suit current ideologies and those in power, we no longer know where we came from, who we are, we lose that important connection to the past, and fail to appreciate the significant contributions famous men and women have made to humanity that still impact our lives today. We also fail to learn from the lessons of those who lived in infamy.
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