Posted on 06/20/2019 1:31:43 PM PDT by detective
There's no room for Columbus Day in Columbus, Ohio. Or for George Washington in George Washington High School.
There’s plans in the works to cover a mural of George Washington from the halls of George Washington High School in San Francisco due to complaints that it’s offensive and demeaning to Native Americans and African Americans.
The San Francisco school board is expected to decide next week whether to cover the image or paint over it, but there’s no plans among top officials to leave the imagery in the open for students to view, according to several Bay Area news reports.
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Why is you pseudo named after feminine hygiene products? Lol
Every one was quiet when they came for our Confederate monuments and memorials..............
“WHITE them out”??? Wouldn’t that be racissssss???
What will these politically correct fools do when the full revelations of Dr Martin Luther King’s sexual exploits are revealed? Shall we end MLK Day observed on the third Monday of January each year?
The attacks on our founders by the left and the Democrats are everywhere.
The mural was painted by a communist under the WPA program in 1937.
It was meant to portray George Washington and our country badly.
There was never cotton grown at Mt Vernon so the picture is not historically accurate.
There is no attempt to simply remove the offending parts or replace it with another mural of George Washington.
Democrats are always dishonest.
They have been attacking our country, our founders and our history.
Geesh man, enough. Try all names on one post next time.
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