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What Do We Forget When We Remember History?

A white heckler arrested during an anti-segregation demonstration in Lexington, Ky., is hustled into a police car in August 1963. Forty years later, the <em>Lexington Herald-Leader</em> ran a correction apologizing for the newspaper's lack of coverage of the civil rights movement. (AP)
A white heckler arrested during an anti-segregation demonstration in Lexington, Ky., is hustled into a police car in August 1963. Forty years later, the Lexington Herald-Leader ran a correction apologizing for the newspaper's lack of coverage of the civil rights movement. (AP)

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