Gone With The Wind is a deeply consoling fiction that says that nobody did anything really very bad and we can all just move on. We don't want to teach that slavery is something to be ashamed of because then people might feel ashamed, Sarah writes in her new book. This too is a pattern I see throughout our history, this sort of choice of a kind of threadbare unity over an actual reckoning with what has happened," she adds.

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