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- Ted Savas v. Imaginary Academic Historians (Round 2) (22)
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Excellent joining of only one word with imagery! Well done, Kevin.
Here in the great state of Texas, Martin Luther King, Jr. Day is also Texas Confederate Heroes Day.
Mercifully no one seems to celebrate the day that way, at least publicly.
For that matter, the general public doesn’t seem to know it is.
What a beautiful post! Citizens indeed.