Wyoming's Monument to Ethnic Violence: History's Roast Battle
While President Trump is busy targeting foreign labor and editing textbooks like a dystopian Netflix reboot, Rock Springs, Wyoming just threw history a curveball by erecting a monument to ethnic violence. Because why sugarcoat Wyoming's past when you can slap a giant 'Yep, this happened' sign on it? This new landmark stands against the trend of scrubbing unflattering American stories, proving that not every town wants to rewrite the manual on being whitewashed. Wyomingâs stunt is like the historical equivalent of showing up to a family reunion wearing the roast everyone's been avoiding â bold, blunt, and guaranteed to make you question your life choices.
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Wyoming says delete the deleting, erect a monument to ethnic violence instead. Because why whitewash history when you can throw it in everyone's face like an unwanted family heirloom?
Forget cancel culture, Wyoming just pre-canceled the history rewrite with a monument that screams 'We remember, deal with it.' Presidential textbook editors must be furious.
Rock Springs proving you can't build a monument without bricklayersâof awkwardness. This is literal history slapping us with the 'No edits allowed' sticker.
Source: Feeds | Published: 9/28/2025 | Author: Jenna McMurtry
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