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Acknowledging past injustices is crucial for progress from "summary" of Illustrated Black History by George McCalman

When we look back at history, we cannot ignore the injustices that have been committed. These injustices have had lasting effects on individuals and communities, shaping the world we live in today. Acknowledging these past injustices is not just about assigning blame or seeking retribution, but it is a crucial step towards progress and healing. By acknowledging past injustices, we are able to confront the reality of our history and the impact it has had on marginalized groups. This acknowledgement allows us to begin to address the systemic inequalities that have been perpetuated over time. It opens the door for important conversations about race, privilege, and power dynamics that continue to shape our society. When we fail to acknowledge past injustices, we risk perpetuating harmful narratives and perpetuating cycles of oppression. By sweeping these injustices under the rug, we are...
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    Illustrated Black History

    George McCalman

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