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America also has its past.
Far from being an obstacle, academic honesty in historical research is necessary when confronting the past.
Knowing what happened, and who was responsible for what, is critically important to making sure it doesn't happen again.

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Results oriented research -- for example research that downplays the role of politicians and political appointees such as University Regents -- in implementing discriminatory policies, makes it much harder to hold persons with political power accountable today.
Minnesota in the 1930's may have been better than Alabama in the 1960's but powerful politicians and University Regents appointed by the Governor and legislature pushed for segregated student housing. Their role needs to be researched and documented in any report on the subject.
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