Trying to erase the past never works...you can't change the past...and trying to remove it, invites it to be recreated with abandon
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It's funny that you somehow construed a name change to "erasing the past".
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Yes extremely conspicuous
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It should be shoved down people's throats as it is all over Russia, Germany, and Poland...people never forget
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they got rid of adolf hitler street because they understood that it was there to honor him.
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Going to take away the Jefferson Memorial as well?
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Tear it down. Blind respect for hazy symbols of white history is the coda of the smooth brained.
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Look back far enough...I dare you...there is not a one who doesn't have a killer, liar, thief, or brutal slayer relative in our pasts
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Doesn't mean we should honor their name.
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If they are taken away, then no one will recall....Auschwitz is open, Death Railway in Thailand is Open visible
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I get your point, but there is remembering rightly and remembering wrongly. Keeping the name is the latter.
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I can't believe this! Where will this pattern end? Taking George Washington off the list of presidents.
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Yale did the right thing for ALL people. So SMART! Good job Yale! America getting SMART!
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Let's just erase our history. Will we change our $1 bill next? Washington owned slaves? Ridiculous.
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you are pissed a school voted to change their name because they didnt want to continue being associated w someone bad.
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@Yale John C Calhoun our 7th VP. Survey ranked him as one of the top 5 senators of all time. Democrat - End of conversation
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how about teach history instead of changing names
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the history is known, hints the petitions and demonstrations. Read the article.
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history can be ugly too-applying today's standards to long ago not an accurate portrayal
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Can you explain that argument? There were people alive then that resisted slavery.
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