>I would compare Tiananmen Square with the Tulsa race massacre. The issue with that comparison is Americans can easily search about Tulsa and find a bunch of i

>I would compare Tiananmen Square with the Tulsa race massacre. The issue with that comparison is Americans can easily search about Tulsa and find a bunch of information about it. People in China are restricted from getting information about Tienanmen Square. While a lot of people in China know bad stuff happened in Tienanmen Square, they can't so easily confirm their suspicions. They can't hear people's take on it and fully understand what happened. >How many Americans don't know about it? Just because Americans don't know about a topic doesn't really matter. Americans don't know about a lot of historical events, especially ones that happened 100 years ago. I would guess a lot of Americans don't know Harding was President during Tulsa. Does that mean Harding is like Tienanmen Square? I would go as far as saying people don't even know about Tulsa shows people aren't really moving on, but just forgot about it. On the other hand, everybody knows slavery occurred.