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Problematic: ACLU sort of answers Trump's question about where the taking down of monuments stops

The ACLU has found itself in a bit of a tight spot again, after taking heat Wednesday for posting a photo of an adorable baby holding an American flag.

It wasn’t long before the ACLU was thanking followers on Twitter for pointing out the white supremacist underpinnings of its tweet, stating that “this is the future that ACLU members want” — a patriotic, flag-waving, white baby, apparently.

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Just a day later, the ACLU carried on with a presentation called, “When Heritage Equals Hate.” The organization had already teamed with Color of Change earlier in the week on a petition to demand that “symbols that celebrate the Confederacy and slavery be removed or replaced in public spaces in your state.”

Thursday night’s presentation was streamed on YouTube alongside a live chat window, and the ACLU also posted some tweets summing up the argument being made.

Among those tweets was an answer to a question asked by President Trump in response to Charlottesville: “I wonder, is it George Washington next week? And is it Thomas Jefferson the week after?”

The answer would seem to be a soft “no” on Washington. The monument can stay, it seems.

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https://twitter.com/ACLU/status/900884474740830209

Once again, the ACLU’s followers on social media were there as they were the day before to keep them in check and remind them that white supremacy is everywhere.

https://twitter.com/FJPotts/status/900894917102374912

https://twitter.com/TehDeminz/status/900889307996712961

https://twitter.com/andrewstando/status/900891803066519552

https://twitter.com/shaun2357/status/900888527331893248

https://twitter.com/twitersgoodboy/status/900887507285536768

https://twitter.com/nultrasol/status/900896564922654720

https://twitter.com/Pope_Chili_Town/status/900888018797510656

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https://twitter.com/MF_Patsquatch/status/900888050242289665

Problematic. Maybe Trump had a legitimate point?

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