bobsaget77
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Wait... are we all in agreement here? Has Hell frozen over?
Glad they went with Tubman and not Susan B. Anthony as I was reading before. No disrespect to Anthony, but her name has become synonymous with "the only female we can think of" in our nation's history. And there are more.
...I'm very disappointed they didn't go with a Native American leader. You could've easily just transitioned the one person that gets any attention from the useless gold coin she's currently on, and still ended up with a woman on currency, as well as a minority who was the victim of travesty at the hands of the US government. That man in particular.
I'm glad he's off the damn bill though. I can't express how much I hate him.
, I'm sure you'd feel similarly if the situation were to do with someone who, arguably, committed genocide against NZ or Aus aboriginals.Damnit Ashley don't hit the wrong note in this surprising chorus of agreement.
Oh I totally agree with you about Jackson. But you seem disappointed in the choice of Tubman?
I just accidentally opened an article about this on Facebook, I didn't pay attention to who posted it, and it was from Fox News, the comment section made me sick to my stomach.
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History should only remember him for the atrocity he was responsible for.I read some comments and some lady was upset they took a "Founding Father" off the $20. Seriously.
But yeah, they are complaining of whitewashing. Like somehow if he's not on the front of the 20 no one will learn about him. Ugh.
Or they bring up the fact that the actual founding fathers were slave owners so the "left" will come after them next. Sigh.
Ahh I get you. Though given that Jackson owned slaves and Tubman escaped slavery, isn't she still a bit of a fuck you to him?
I'm just by and large frustrated because I don't feel like we've done enough as a country, at all, to address the situation with Native Americans.
Wait... What... He's staying?
Fuck everything
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In a statement, the Treasury also announced that the new $20 note will keep an image of Jackson, who was a slaveholder, on the back. The new $10 bill will keep Hamilton on the front but in the back feature "an image of the historic march for suffrage that ended on the steps of the Treasury Department." Leaders of that movement — Lucretia Mott, Sojourner Truth, Susan B. Anthony, Elizabeth Cady Stanton and Alice Paul — will be honored in the image.