History of the monuments that were affected during the George Floyd protests

[Forest_Garden]

If you would like to discuss the history of the monuments that were defaced, removed, or destroyed during the George Floyd protests you can do so here,

This thread has been made for people to bring the debate or discussion
on the History that the monuments and statues represent.

here is the link to the related discussion.

The Monuments that were destroyed during the BLM riots.

 

[Bradskii]

If you would like to discuss the history of the monuments that were defaced, removed, or destroyed during the George Floyd protests you can do so here,

This thread has been made for people to bring the debate or discussion
on the History that the monuments and statues represent.

here is the link to the related discussion.

The Monuments that were destroyed during the BLM riots.

There's no need to start a second thread on the same subject.

 

[Forest_Garden]

@Bradskii
this thread is for the discussion of the history of the monuments. The other is to discuss why they were taken down by city ordinance or the supposed rationals as to why they were defaced, vandalized or destroyed.

List of monuments and memorials removed during the George Floyd protests - Wikipedia

 

[Bradskii]

@Bradskii
this thread is for the discussion of the history of the monuments. The other is to discuss why they were taken down by city ordinance or the supposed rationals as to why they were defaced, vandalized or destroyed.

List of monuments and memorials removed during the George Floyd protests - Wikipedia

Good idea. Maybe we can start another thread about the events of January 6 last year as well. But we'll limit it to discussions about the architectual merits and history of the Capitol. Or maybe we can talk about the history of any schools closed down by covid. How about one on Djokovic. But only to discuss the quality of his backhand compared to his forehand.

What do you think?

 

[DragonFox91]

The Confederate statues should've been moved to museums. Or Confederate cemetaries.