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    Trump’s coin, how we got here

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    • Encountering people who've never heard of Beyoncé or Elvis reveals widespread cultural illiteracy.
    • Author's admission of ignorance about George Washington prompted reading and reexamination of his story.
    • Quaint myths like the cherry tree endure, shaping public memory of George Washington.
    • Historians and biographers often emphasize Washington as a farmer while obscuring his ties to slavery.
    • This moment crystallizes national confusion about collective historical memory and civic literacy.

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