Now is not the time to tear down statues, but rather to accept that they are part of a grander journey.
Now is not the time to tear down statues, but rather to accept that they are part of a grander journey.
Tear it all down, we hear. Get rid of the racist statues that tie us to our past. This is the rallying cry of thousands of activists, academics, and of course, self-serving politicos. Yet they are missing the very basics when it comes to statues, art, and history. These strident voices are failing to understand what statues actually are.
All this and more on The Rabbit Hole: Politics and Prose, a LibertyNation.com production.
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