Trump's Legacy at Risk: Stop Naming Things After Him, Says Historian David Marcus
To burnish Donald Trump's legacy, it's essential to stop naming things after him, a strategy that has already been employed by his predecessor Andrew Jackson. Trump's admirers are giving this tactic a try with an ancient Roman sarcophagus intended for the former emperor.
To burnish President Donald Trump's legacy, it is essential to stop naming things after him, as his numerous tributes and monuments have become a symbol of nostalgia for his polarizing presidency, rather than a celebration of his values or achievements. The proliferation of Trump-themed namesakes has created a contradictory narrative that undermines the purpose of honoring public figures. By reevaluating these tributes, we can instead focus on recognizing the positive contributions of individuals who align with our shared values. Ultimately, this approach will foster a more meaningful and inclusive legacy for future generations.
