This house supports the glorification of Periyar as the father of Dravidian politics.
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This house regrets the norm of preserving the original version of classical art pieces
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This house regrets the growing trend of repurposing heritage sites for practical use.
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This house, as a parent from a marginalized community, would de-emphasize historical injustices when raising their child.
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This house opposes the narrative that the arc of history bends towards justice
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This house supports looking back in anger
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This house Believes That the glorification of youth-led revolution has done more harm than good
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This House regrets any narrative that suggests "We Are the Mosaic of Our Family"
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This house opposes the publication of the Master Race comic
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This House believes that revolutionary governments (i.e., post-civil war, post-dictatorship, post-colonial, etc.) should erase symbols and commemorations of the previous regime from public spaces and institutions
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This house believes that a closer diplomatic relationship with Japan is in South Korea's interest
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In post-conflict states, This house would fabricate history to establish narratives and evidence of a shared history (i.e. different communities having lived peacefully in the past, successes achieved together).
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In the event of an artist convicted of serious moral crimes, this house would erase their art from all public spaces (e.g. streaming platforms, museums, galleries, libraries, and concert halls).
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In post-conflict states, This house would fabricate history to establish narratives and evidence of a shared history (i.e. different communities having lived peacefully in the past, successes achieved together)
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This house regrets the popularization of media that depicts significant historical events (e.g. Hamilton and the American Revolution, Oppenheimer and World War II, Les Miserables and the French Revolution)
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This house prefers the Spain approach over the Germany approach in a post conflict society.
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This house, as one of the most beautiful women in Ancient Greece, W join the hunters of Artemis
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This house, as a man born into aristocracy in Ancient Rome, would chose to be a warrior over an intellectual
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This house believes that post-colonial governments should downplay the negative legacy of leaders whose role in the anti-colonial struggle is controversial
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This house regrets the narrative that the passage of time inevitably leads to progress.