When the grassroots organization, Women on 20s, started an online petition to replace Andrew Jackson with a woman on the 20 dollar bill, many of us were interested, thrilled even, at the possibility of diversifying the current faces on U.S. currency. This week, the campaign revealed a winner: Harriet Tubman! Most people I know were pleased that Tubman was selected from among such a notable field of women. The finalists included Eleanor Roosevelt, Wilma Mankiller, and Rosa Parks. But then I saw a video clip of Raven-Symoné on The View (she’s currently a guest co-host on the show) in which she rejected the idea of Tubman becoming the new face on the 20 dollar bill: