Lady Liberty Will Be a Black Woman on a U.S. Coin

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https://www.nytimes.com/2017/01/13/us/black-lady-liberty-us-coin.html?smid=tw-nytimes&smtyp=cur
 
This is entirely appropriate, and I am ashamed of the idea that it is trolling of the incoming administration. I would like to believe that they would be happy with it too.
 
Should have been on the Platinum coin because thats her stripper name.
 
This seems to me like this country is once again using black people as a statement.

I would think by this point that black people would be pretty sick of being used by our government.

What do you think? Maybe I'm just overthinking this.
 
A huge insult to 12% of Real Americans.

There are hundreds of actual people who deserve this honor but they use a fictional character rather than actually honor them.

It's a hundred dollar coin which guarantees very few will be able to afford it as a keepsake.

All considered pretty disgusting move by some pretty disgusting people.
 
A huge insult to 12% of Real Americans.

There are hundreds of actual people who deserve this honor but they use a fictional character rather than actually honor them.

It's a hundred dollar coin which guarantees very few will be able to afford it as a keepsake.

All considered pretty disgusting move by some pretty disgusting people.

Yeah, I hate fictional characters on money.

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No TRUE American would ever approve of a fictional person on a us coin!

down with the coin, up with pimps!

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Well we do have a French doorbell....not sure what heroic task in history she's completed to be a statue but hey....nice statue...nice coin...el prez will ask how we know she's french
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Great idea, except for the part about making her an “allegorical figure”, I would much rather honor a real black woman. (If “black” is still the PC term to use? Not trying to offend, just can’t keep up with the latest PC terms that change so quickly)

Honoring a real person on a coin or bill is an excellent way to expose our kids to our history. I am sure we have plenty of black women in our history that made an impact, and could be honored.

Instead of building on our own traditions, we appear to be removing the ones we had.
 
If he's afician american, she also appears to have gotten a nose job. They are also fat shaming and being ageist by using a relatively young and thin looking person.
 
Fine with me.

At least it isn't running up the debt even more.
 

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