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How Identity Politics Revives Slaveholders’ Argument For Group Rights February 15, 2021 For something as seemingly mundane as a government report on civics, the “1776 Commission Report” has been a surprisingly hot topic. The report was posted to the White House website on a Monday around 5:30 p.m. ET. It was one of the last actions of the Trump administration. Less than 48 hours later, in one of the very first acts of the Biden administration, it was taken down. Fortunately, a handful of organizations posted it on their own websites so it lives on. The report set out to make the case for the importance of teaching civics and honest history in our self-governing republic, and it does a great job of that. It also does a very good job of summarizing the tensions in the Constitution over slavery concluding, rightly, that while the Constitution was far from perfect on the issue, it provided the foundation for the abolition movement. This is particularly important given that we

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