On the recordMarch 18, 2025
Yes, so, it turns out that when you erase the history of discrimination or oppression of a people, it makes it easier to repeat that same history.
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transcripts.cnn.comMondaire Jones: “Yes, so, it turns out that when you erase the history of discrimination or oppression of a people, it makes it easier to…”
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Jones warns that erasing the history of discrimination makes it easier to repeat past mistakes and criticizes efforts to undermine Civil Rights achievements.
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