This building in Washington, D.C., houses all documents of our history, both the good and the bad.
Our founding documents are on protected display inside the main entrance area: The Declaration of Independence, the Constitution and the Bill of Rights.
Could the “cancel culture” and those in the new incoming administration advocating a “reset” for the country decide to destroy our historical records housed there, either by limiting access or outright destruction?
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Nelson: Worries new leaders will nix records
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This building in Washington, D.C., houses all documents of our history, both the good and the bad.
Our founding documents are on protected display inside the main entrance area: The Declaration of Independence, the Constitution and the Bill of Rights.
Could the “cancel culture” and those in the new incoming administration advocating a “reset” for the country decide to destroy our historical records housed there, either by limiting access or outright destruction?
A nation that does not know its history will repeat it’s mistakes. Just in different ways and forms.
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