Why does Landrieu begins his speech by describing both positive and negative aspects of New Orleans' history?

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to show that the good and the bad aspects of New Orleans' history are equal

to set up his argument that Confederate monuments would remain standing if it were up to him

to show the difference between the good and bad people of New Orleans

to evoke pride in the city while also emphasizing that people cannot hide from or ignore the negative aspects of New Orleans' history

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Eleanor roosevelt repeatedly brings up the idea of education. what does she most likely mean when she uses the word education?