Putting her on the $20 bill is symbolically important – and so, too, would be denying her that rightful honor.
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Another View: Media made Charlottesville out to be something it was not
The white supremacists behind the demonstration got the attention they were seeking all along.
Alan Caron: Drain the swamp of extremist politics
Charlottesville was far from the nation’s finest hour, but it offers an opportunity to renew our quest to attain our highest ideals.
Mainers will join thousands in Boston to condemn racism
The wounds of Charlottesville will loom large Saturday at what’s being billed as a free speech rally.
Sen. George Mitchell: Diversity is America’s strength
All Americans should be able to condemn white supremacists without any qualification.
Maine Voices: Increased diversity will drive both change and renewal here in Maine
The question for white Mainers is whether they will embrace that fact or allow hatred to divide them.
Our View: Trump’s stance on violent extremists is a disgrace
By refusing to condemn racist groups, the president has given them aid and comfort.
Leonard Pitts: At our own peril we deny how America’s ugly face contrasts with its ideal
That said, let’s admire Heather Heyer, the white woman who died while opposing white supremacy.
Greg Kesich: As culture fragments, so may the sense of greater community
Identity politics may threaten democracy more than those pathetic, would-be Nazis.
Our View: LePage’s remarks on Charlottesville are too little, too late
He should have immediately and unequivocally condemned the racist violence – but he didn’t.