No one is more deserving of the distinction than Harriet Tubman. Yet why was Andrew Jackson depicted our $20? How did average Americans perceive him? Why was Jackson relevant? New York Mayor ...

President Andrew Jackson, a slave owner, will soon be sharing face time on the $20 bill with black abolitionist Harriet Tubman. "That makes for interesting dollar fellows" said presidential ...

the ubiquitous $20 bill comes immediately to mind. After all, it’s Andrew Jackson’s best-known portrait in popular culture: an intense man with over-the-top collar, windswept hair and a look ...

In the case of Andrew Jackson, the current narrative leans towards the latter. And yet, for nearly a century, a portrait of America's seventh president has graced the $20 bill — something one ...