Confederate statues toppled in protests to be reinstalled in Washington
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The Trump administration's National Park Service plans to restore and reinstall a Confederate general statue of Albert Pike in Washington DC, despite ongoing controversy and protests calling for its removal, reflecting broader debates over Confederate monuments and historical memory.
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