I would observe that a number of my colleagues have talked about railroads today, in really dark, I think, starkly dark terms, in essence, saying that their existence is a symbol of historic oppression to people of color.
Johnson defends railroads as symbols of opportunity, contrasting with colleagues' views of oppression.
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