Monuments, public space, and history in the 21st century @MVLibrary
Monuments, public space, and history in the 21st century  @MVLibrary
Uploaded November 2022 | Updated September 2026, 1 week ago
Are monuments history? In recent years, past events and figures from the Civil War to Columbus have resurfaced in the public as debates over monuments and their appropriateness have led to many being taken down. Join Professor's Kevin Navratil and Josh Fulton for a discussion of history in public, monuments, and the memory of the Lost Cause. This event is part of the Democracy Commitment’s Difficult Conversation initiative.
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