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« on: August 15, 2021, 09:49:05 AM »

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Will we ever believe a political leader who talks about hope and change again?

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It's an inconvenient question, because it's far easier to celebrate Obama's legacy than to consider that many of us abandoned the vision of America he embodied. The nation's first Black president was living proof that the nation could transcend its original sin of racism, that its citizens could find common ground.

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But what happens when a large segment of White America stops pretending it even cares about democracy? What happens when these Americans refuse to accept the results of a presidential election, praise foreign dictators and pass a new wave of voter restriction laws?

These are the nagging questions that lurk in the background of all the recent nostalgia surrounding Obama.

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