Title: (Partial) History: Why 'History Is Written By The Victors' Couldn't Be More True
Headings: (Partial) History: Why 'History Is Written By The Victors' Couldn't Be More True
(Partial) History: Why 'History Is Written By The Victors' Couldn't Be More True
A quote by Winston Churchill revisited.
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Content: The victors, those who won the Civil War, were abolitionists and condemned the notion of slavery. Because they won, their beliefs and their side of the war influenced society. We now live in a country today where every individual, regardless of the color of their skin, has the same unalienable rights. Obviously, the fight for racial equality has been a long process, and no one can deny the fact that we still live in a society that is tinged with the remnants of racism and hatred, but because the North won we now believe in equality for people of all races and ethnicities. The ideals and beliefs of the South (for the most part) have been lost in history because they did not win the war. Most of you are probably thinking that this is totally fine because many factions throughout history have done terrible things and their voices probably no longer deserve to be heard. This is all true to me too. Slavery in America, the Holocaust, genocide, they are all terrible things. We remember the survivors and victims of these atrocities and try to give them a voice in history. However, many voices are still lost.