The National Archives is supposed to capture history, not erase it. Any one who was a part of this should see their job become history.https://twitter.com/washingtonpost/status/1218324719688126465 …
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One scenario is that a staffer decided to blur words they didn't want kids who frequent that space to see. It was the wrong call – far better to choose another iconic image, like suffragists than to alter one – but it's possible folks involved may have acted with benign intent.
I would understand that if they didn’t blur the word “Trump.”
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My kids had to hear the Access Hollywood tapes - they should also get to see our unedited response to that.
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ABSOLUTELY!!!!!
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I dont know about you but “Trump” is a four letter word in my house
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Admittedly I don't want my kids to see the word Trump either, but .... not for the same reason and I'm painfully aware that it's not avoidable at this time.
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It's nice they have admitted this mistake, but now what happens going forward?
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Already fixed it.
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I concur.
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It has to be rough finding something to be outraged about day after day.
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To be fair, soon "Trump" will be a dirty word
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Exactly!
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