It's worth noting, this isn't the only national monument that honors a critical point in history for an oppressed group: - There's a national monument for the

It's worth noting, this isn't the only national monument that honors a critical point in history for an oppressed group: - There's a national monument for the Birmingham civil rights movement at a motel that was bombed by the KKK after MLK and civil rights leaders stayed there. - There's a national monument for the Freedom Riders at a bus station that was attacked by a racist mob. - There's a national monument for the Springfield, Illinois race riots of 1908 where a white mob attacked and destroyed black homes and businesses, and lynched two people. - There's a national monument at the site of an Indian boarding school in Pennsylvania. Will the administration try to remove mentions of civil rights or references to specific races to erase or obfuscate the racial aspect of those atrocities? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_national_monuments_of_the_United_States https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_national_monuments_of_...