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The American Battlefield Trust calls these places “hallowed ground.” Fine. Let’s grant the premise—but let’s ask: why? What makes them “hallowed”? Is it just the blood spilled? Because if that’s all it takes, we could slap a plaque on any patch of earth soaked in human suffering and call it sacred. Or is it what they represent? And if so, let’s get honest about what that means. Are these places hallowed because they’re symbols of courage and sacrifice? Or because they’re sites of contradiction—where the ideals of freedom and equality, supposedly at the heart of America’s founding, were routinely crushed underfoot? If we’re honoring who fought, we’d better include the enslaved men who seized their freedom on British lines, the Native people defending their lands, and the loyalists who paid the price for their convictions. Are their stories being told? Or are we just selling myths to keep the checks rolling in? So: what makes these places “hallowed,” and who gets to decide? Because if we don’t answer that honestly, we’re just perpetuating the same old whitewashed history—only now with a glossy fundraising pitch. @American Battlefield Trust #honesthistory #publichistory #howrevolutionary #battlefields #hallowedhistory
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The American Battlefield Trust calls these places “hallowed ground.” Fine. Let’s grant the premise—but let’s ask: why? What makes them “hallowed”? Is it just the blood spilled? Because if that’s all it takes, we could slap a plaque on any patch of earth soaked in human suffering and call it sacred. Or is it what they represent? And if so, let’s get honest about what that means. Are these places hallowed because they’re symbols of courage and sacrifice? Or because they’re sites of contradiction—where the ideals of freedom and equality, supposedly at the heart of America’s founding, were routinely crushed underfoot? If we’re honoring who fought, we’d better include the enslaved men who seized their freedom on British lines, the Native people defending their lands, and the loyalists who paid the price for their convictions. Are their stories being told? Or are we just selling myths to keep the checks rolling in? So: what makes these places “hallowed,” and who gets to decide? Because if we don’t answer that honestly, we’re just perpetuating the same old whitewashed history—only now with a glossy fundraising pitch. @American Battlefield Trust #honesthistory #publichistory #howrevolutionary #battlefields #hallowedhistory

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