Impeachment and the Legacy of Lies

This chapter explores the historical significance of impeachment in the U.S., tracing its roots back to 14th century England and discussing the implications of the 2021 impeachment trial. It examines the political divisions surrounding election legitimacy and the emergence of the term 'the big lie,' particularly in relation to race and historical injustices. The narrative connects these themes to the life of Augusta Savage and highlights the ongoing struggle for truth and understanding in a complex social landscape.