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Prodigal spending, political disputes and divisive revolutionaries have made these historical markers stand out for more than their physical enormity.
Admittedly, I have a 'thing' for statues. Their powerful to redefine place and to mold communal identity is powerful. Some of these attempts to both redefine place and mold a communal identity can spark controversies as the narrative that the monument embodies can be perceived as marginalizing alternative narratives or groups. Via Seth Dixon Delete the scoop?
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