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Communities in the U.S. are actively reimagining historic sites linked to racism, such as a former KKK hall in Texas being turned into an arts center. This movement seeks to transform these locations into spaces for education and community healing, reflecting a growing recognition of the need to address the country's racial history.
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Communities in the U.S. are actively reimagining historic sites linked to racism, such as a former KKK hall in Texas being turned into an arts center. This movement seeks to transform these locations into spaces for education and community healing, reflecting a growing recognition of the need to address the country's racial history.
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From KKK halls to slave auction sites, communities rethink historic sites
Communities Reevaluate Historic Sites Linked to Racism