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Ken Burns: Our monuments are representations of myth, not fact | Opinion
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5:41Now PlayingOur most venerated monuments represent a mythology. While we may hope the statue represents our highest aspirations of what America can and should be. It also can be a reminder of where and how far we fall short. Read moreSubscribe to The Washington Post on YouTube
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