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“I don’t think putting Harriet Tubman on the $20 bill humiliates white men or anyone else.”

You couldn’t be more wrong.

“And I doubt that Tubman herself would have much use for today’s liberals. She was a tough lady, not some hyper-sensitive snowflake in need of a safe space.”

So irrelevant that contemplating your reasons for posting it makes one look like a dog listening to a strange sound.

There were many whites who did more than Tubman. The only reason her name has become known in the past couple of decades is that the drooling leftist morons were so desperate to find a negro female “hero.”

But you just jump right on that bandwagon. After all, they’re only out to destroy you and your country, together with everyone and everything you love.

[AnotherUnixGeek]

“I don’t think putting Harriet Tubman on the $20 bill humiliates white men or anyone else.”

You couldn’t be more wrong.

Could you explain how this humiliates white men?

There were many whites who did more than Tubman.

There are undoubtedly people of all colors who did more than Tubman. And more than Andy Jackson (who will share the $20 with Tubman - he's not going away). The point is to honor specific people who did do something worthwhile and exemplary - and I see no problem with honoring someone who women and blacks can identify with, especially when that someone is a Republican woman who exercised her 2nd amendment rights.