First The 20, Now The $5 Bill Just yesterday, we reported that Harriet Tubman would be replacing Andrew Jackson on the $20 bill. Now, there is speculation that the Treasury Department could be coming after the $5 bill as well. According to reports from The Washington Examiner, both Martin Luther King Jr. and Eleanor Roosevelt will be added to the back of the $5 bill, along with opera singer Marian Anderson. Each will be shown in historical moments at the Lincoln Memorial. King, of course, will be shown delivering his 1963 I Have a Dream speech. Anderson will be shown performing in 1939, when concert halls were still segregated and she was banned from singing in the Constitution Hall. Eleanor Roosevelt supported the performance. What do you think? Is it wrong to boot Lincoln after so many decades of being on the bill? 