Jacksonville, Florida Mayor Lenny Curry said this morning that the city’s Confederate monuments would all be removed by lisettevoytko
Tuesday morning that the city’s Confederate monuments would all be removed, a commitment coming amid nationwide movements to remove the statues, plaques and other memorials that critics and activists say are testaments to white supremacy and America’s history of slavery.
“All Confederate monuments will be removed in the city,” Curry said, according to Jacksonville’s CBS affiliate. “We hear you...I understand your anger and frustration...We are bringing forth legislation that will unite all government agencies with the public to hear your voice,” Curry said in aof a statue and plaque commemorating fallen Confederate soldiers from a local park.11.
, have led to the removal of monuments erected for slave traders and royalty associated with the brutalization and colonization of Africa.
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