In a reflection on the concept of “neutrality” during the Trump administration, Jack HassardSkyler Fusaro, writing in 2060, critiques efforts to sanitize American history by removing “divisive” narratives, particularly concerning Indigenous peoples and slavery. National parks were instructed to promote “neutral” stories, which favored white perspectives. This led to a generation growing up unaware of inequality. The restoration of Ocmulgee National Park in Georgia is highlighted as a reclaiming of truth. The underlying tension remains between remembrance and the urge to rewrite the past.