Statues

Signs commemorating the murder of 14-year-old Emmett Till have frequently been the subject of vandalism and even gunfire.

2021 marked 20 years since the destruction of the Bamiyan Buddhas, two historic statues destroyed by the Taliban in 2001.

"It is baffling to this court as to how the City of Philadelphia wants to remove the Statue without any legal basis," wrote Common Pleas Court Judge Paula Patrick.

The bill caused a split among House Republicans, with 120 voting against it and 67 voting in favor.

"Maybe a statue of Satan himself, I would not want to say 'take it down,'" Greene said in the resurfaced video.

President Joe Biden has quietly killed four executive orders that his predecessor Donald Trump signed before leaving office, including one that sought to create a garden of statues honoring American heroes and one that Trump signed after Twitter labeled his tweets misleading.

We might want to reflect on what this country will look like once all the "bad" names, statues, paintings and whatever else have been purged to make history as clean as a whistle—and as factually clear as mud.

Last summer, most Americans stayed home and watched while protesters took over the streets of our cities. We were silent. And our silence was mistaken for consent. Our country and our cities are worse off for it.

What do Kobe Bryant, Bob Hope and Thomas Jefferson have in common? They are among the more than 200 names President Donald Trump has recommended to be honored in a yet-to-be created National Garden of American Heroes.

"Robert E. Lee was a traitor whose actions murdered American troops. Why are you so clueless about America and our history?" replied one irate student of history.

On the anniversary of Pearl Harbor, can understanding differing perspectives on the American flag at the Iwo Jima memorial help us understand the legacy of other statues—and whether they should still stand?

Demonstrators targeted statues they saw as symbolizing the parts of American history most closely associated with racism and white supremacy.

"They're ripping down our history," President Donald Trump said of U.S. protesters. "That's where these guys begin. They take away your history."

Several politicians admonished social-justice protesters on Saturday for tearing down the statue in Montreal's Place du Canada.

Richmond, Virginia will "offer the monument or memorial for relocation and placement to any museum, historical society, government, or military battlefield" for a period of 30 days.

The Trump Statue Initiative has installed three similar statues in Washington D.C. as a way to encourage voting and conversations around Trump's legacy.

Mayor Levar Stoney faced "serious, credible" threats, police said, which has prompted the assignment of a security detail.

Though this statue in Seattle immortalizes a man linked to the deaths of millions, it hasn't seen ropes or hammers this year.

There is no excuse for the historical ignorance of today's vandals and statue-topplers.

As part of a wave of statue vandalism, one Miami church found a effigy of Jesus torn from its base with its head cut off, police are investigating.

The Ventura City Council cast a 6-0 vote during its meeting Wednesday night to remove a statue of Father Junipero Serra from outside its city hall and relocate it to the Mission San Buenaventura.

The statue of Jen Reid was placed on the Colston plinth yesterday but has now been removed by Bristol council.

President Trump's proposed "National Garden of American Heroes" is a terrific idea.

The president is emerging as the defender of the American regime and way of life.

A member of the Sons of Confederate Veterans said: "Take down our statues, and we're going to put up a flag somewhere along the major interstates in North Carolina."

Ohio's Newton Falls declared itself a "Statuary Sanctuary City" in a written proclamation letter issued on Saturday.

"Hey, hey, ho ho, this racist guy has got to go!" the crowd chanted as a number of protesters used ropes and chains to pull down the monument in the Little Italy neighborhood.

The president announced he would be signing an executive order creating a new national garden for historical statues.

The mysterious art collective erected the statue early Wednesday morning and included a plaque listing out court cases against the billionaire.

The former vice president said there is a "distinction" to be made between George Washington, who did own slaves, and Confederate leaders.