Richmond Tries To Figure Out What Should Replace The Removed Confederate Statues

“Public art is widely viewed as a tool to tell a more complete and honest narrative of Richmond’s struggles with equality. And how the city decides to uplift people and places with public art has the potential to be a nationwide model, or a litany of pitfalls to avoid.” – The Guardian (UK)

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