Our country has had a bumpy past especially when it comes to the issue of slavery. Of our 45 presidents, 13 were slave owners. Many of these men have statues or are on money. Should we as a country remove the statues and faces off of money of these men? Will it help to ease the pain of our ugly past? Why or why not? *

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Explanation:

Wow

Well this is really your personal opinion so I am not exactly sure why you posted this as a question but I would say no, these statues and whatnot should not be removed because although some presidents were slave owners, they shaped American society and we wouldn't be here today if it weren't for some of them.

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