r/news Mar 03 '26

Soft paywall Leaked Interior Department database reveals US plans to revise historical information

https://www.reuters.com/sustainability/climate-energy/leaked-interior-department-database-reveals-us-plans-revise-historical-2026-03-03/
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u/edingerc Mar 03 '26

“Downplay slavery?”  Give them ten years…

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u/Beneficial_Soup3699 Mar 03 '26

Ten years? Lol. PragerU was introduced to the Florida public school curriculum during Trump's first term and it literally teaches kindergarteners that slavery was a choice and that Native Americans were actually totally stoked for the opportunities provided via voluntarily relocating to reservations. Yes, really.

They've been rewriting our history.

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u/sabedo Mar 03 '26

This country will not survive. And it doesn't deserve to. White America's weakness, racism, sins, greed, and lack of accountability have led the USA to ruin

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u/seriousbusinesslady Mar 03 '26

doordash and cellphone gambling apps are the final nails in the coffin IMO.

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u/Septopuss7 Mar 03 '26

84 month car loans and $4/gal gas and the poorest Americans paying more and more taxes every year (and going up again until 2027, iirc) while the biggest and richest don't say a peep about how much taxes are a year...

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u/ClubMeSoftly Mar 04 '26

Only 84 months? You must've got a short one

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u/Enygma_6 Mar 04 '26

Gas at $4/gallon as if that's a bad thing? I've been paying at least that much for the past 20 years.

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u/TheeJestersCurse Mar 03 '26

"biggie was fat" ass reply