Collectively, we're attempting healing through emotional continuity in response to actual fragmentation. The nostalgia wave is "healing work disguised as consumption," people doing the cultural memory work institutions have abandoned. Where do you align?

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The Music We Forgot to Remember: Why Black History Is American History

The question for this Black History Month, in this moment when America feels increasingly fractured, isn't whether integration is possible. We have centuries of evidence that it is. The question is whether we'll choose to remember that evidence and build on it, or whether we'll participate in another cycle of forgetting and re-segregation.

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