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Prince, who has been working with Haiti to target gangs with drones, lamented the “erasure of the Monroe Doctrine” in a podcast earlier this year, arguing “what happens in the Western Hemisphere is America’s business.”

Tulsa is a nexus for conversations about history erasure and racial tension, both of which feature heavily in the show’s emerging subplots.

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This erasure of parental influence continued throughout the oral arguments.

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Still, the point is made: Truth is a malleable thing, prone to erasure and distortion, yet we need it more than ever.

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Los Angeles artist Ken Gonzales-Day has harnessed the power of artistic erasure in a related — if very different — way.

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