• NJSpradlin@lemmy.world
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    Exactly, erasing these things threatens to erase history. Granted, this is a bad case to defend as a historical landmark of slavery, since it was being used as a venue and resort, and therefore glorifying a southern culture largely wholly made from the enslavement of Africans.