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Jan 15

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Why Jefferson’s Canvas is Peeled Off?

Behind the Myth of Benevolence

Behind the Myth of Benevolence. Courtesy — Titus Kaphar’s website

America has charmed me since my childhood. When I was 25, I traveled to the UK from India. My first international trip. The western experience and lifestyle attracted me more than ever to visit America once in my lifetime. I had this notion that it is the most idealistic country in the world.

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