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Righting historic wrongs: As we celebrate American ideals, we should acknowledge our national sins as well

By Filings on Mon, 03/02/26
Society & Culture
Human Rights
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Repentance

“Fifty years ago this month, President Gerald Ford began the process of righting a historic wrong, signing an executive order that declared the internment of American citizens of Japanese descent to have been morally and constitutionally wrong” - Dan Darling

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