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So much that is awful about this "history" report, but in honor of MLK Day let me just single out one: the assertion that John C. Calhoun was somehow the intellectual grandfather of affirmative action. (see p.15-16) https://www.whitehouse.gov/briefings-statements/1776-commission-takes-historic-scholarly-step-restore-understanding-greatness-american-founding/ …
"The Civil Rights Movement was almost immediately turned to programs that ran counter to the lofty ideals of the founders. Among the distortions was the abandonment of nondiscrimination...in favor of 'group rights' not unlike those advanced by Calhoun and his followers."
Wasn't Allen Guelzo involved with this at one point? He's not listed among the "historians" behind this thing.
He was on the intro panel, but he along with Bill McClay don't seem to have played any role in creating this document.
I found that the most egregious part as well
Someone Jill me now!
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