We May Have Won, But History Always Repeats Itself
Reveling in our hard-won victories in the White House and Senate is complicated for those who truly “never forget” and can recognize the fungibility of American democracy.
Lisa Solod
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Lisa Solod lives in Savannah, Georgia, and has published her essays in the Washington Post and New York Times, among many other publications. Check out her website: lisasolod.com
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