[Bob Seger]

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.

How about the hundreds of thousands of soldiers who gave the ultimate sacrifice who shared her same vision, commitment, and convictions?..She in no way even comes close to being more qualified than they are. So, in essence we have hundreds of thousands of brave people just during the Civil War alone who in reality are more deserving to be on a dollar bill over Miss Tubman, because of that one single fact....And those are just the ones who gave their lives...Hundreds of thousands more survived and were wounded permanently. And then those who served and came back home unscathed...It's not even debatable...I still think that it's race and gender motivated to single her out.