In 1964, the Democratic Convention in Atlantic City became a backdrop for pivotal moments that reshaped the political landscape. From the powerful voices of civil rights activists to the electrifying nomination of Lyndon B. Johnson, history unfolded in real time.
In an age where global conflicts intertwine with cultural narratives, the debate on celebrating figures associated with terrorism raises complex questions. How do we balance historical context with the evolution of societal values, and what boundaries must we establish?