164 nations just voted at the UN to scrap the 450-year-old Mercator map for an accurate model of the earth. The United States was the only country in the world to vote no. Here is why Washington panicked over showing Africa at actual scale, how classrooms spent generations teaching visual supremacy, and why the West is fighting to keep the distortion alive.
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