Pentagon Reinstalls Confederate General Portrait at West Point
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The Pentagon is restoring a portrait of Confederate General Robert E. Lee at West Point, including a controversial painting with a slave in the background, after a law mandated its removal in 2020. This move reflects ongoing debates over honoring Confederate figures and preserving historical artifacts, with some officials emphasizing respect for history while others see it as a contentious act.
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- Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth Puts Up Painting of Confederate General With a Chilling Detail at West Point The Daily Beast
- Trump officials slammed for restoring Confederate general painting to West Point library alternet.org
- Pentagon Orders Portrait of Robert E. Lee to be Reinstalled at West Point Civil War Memory
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