[The Urban Sombrero]

Just showing the absurdity of what you are trying to say with another example....There have been thousands of people in US history that have high accomplishments in aiding humanity...There have been hundreds of millions of people that have lived and died since this country was formed that shared those exact same sentiments...Doesn't mean they should be on US currency.....Lets just tell it like it is, you are no different than anyone in the liberal media, all you want to do is stir the pot and divide....She was a black woman, deserving or not, and that is all it takes for you to cook up and promote this absurdity to fit your narrative.

That others have shared the sentiments doesn't make them Harriet Tubman, who was timed and placed at precise moments in history when those beliefs and commitments were sorely tested. Harriet Tubman is not unworthy to have her image on a $20 bill. Of course, I was not consulted about changing the $20 bill, so my singular point here is only that Harriet Tubman certainly does no dishonor to that particular currency.