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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;Small Size, post: 2400997, member: 77924&quot;]We have six current notes. All of them depict white males. Four of them owned people. Every one of them was a very important figure in the nation&#039;s history. But history continued long after the last of them died in 1885.</p><p>Not only did history move on, so did we. We are now a 21st Century multi-cultural nation, and we should have currency that not only reflects who we were, but also who we are now. A woman on an important note, like the $20 or $100, is a good step toward that goal. Ben Franklin was a man whose life story gives few causes for offense even today. Andrew Jackson was a slave owner who defied a Supreme Court order not to deport thousands of Native Americans from their long-established homes to a desolate prairie now known as Oklahoma, and along a route well remembered as the Trail of Tears. That makes him the obvious choice for replacement.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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