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If there is one historical figure that is prominent in everyone’s minds, it would be Christopher Columbus. For years, he has been hailed as the “Father of the New World”, “The Opener of Opportunities”, and “That b*****d who Enslaved Thousands and Treated Us like $h!^”. But does good old Chris really deserve any of these titles? Who was the real person behind the myth, and what was he like? Is he a hero, or a villain? Does he deserve to be portrayed as such? Can we portray him as such? Here is a refreshing view that differentiates a little from the old love-him-hate-him tug of war.
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