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The Trump administration has reinstalled a bronze statue of Confederate General Albert Pike near the U.S. Capitol in Washington, after it was toppled in 2020 during Black Lives Matter protests, marking a move to restore Confederate symbols in public spaces.
A statue of Confederate general Albert Pike, torn down during 2020 protests and later restored in Washington under President Trump's orders, has reignited controversy, with critics calling it offensive and advocating for its removal from public spaces.
A statue of Confederate general Albert Pike, which was toppled and damaged during the 2020 Black Lives Matter protests, has been renovated and reinstalled in Washington, D.C., despite ongoing controversy and opposition from local officials.
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.
The National Park Service plans to restore and reinstall the statue of Confederate general Albert Pike in Washington D.C., despite ongoing controversy and calls for its permanent removal, following its toppling during Black Lives Matter protests in June 2020.
The US National Park Service plans to restore and reinstall a Confederate Albert Pike statue in Washington, DC, after it was toppled in 2020, citing legal and executive orders, despite criticism from local officials who view the statue as a symbol of racism.
A Confederate statue of Albert Pike in D.C., which was toppled and vandalized in 2020, is being repaired and is scheduled to be reinstalled near the White House in October, despite past calls for its removal.
The Confederate statue of Albert Pike, toppled in 2020, is set to be restored and reinstalled in Washington D.C., despite ongoing debates about its appropriateness and calls for its removal to a museum. The statue is being repaired at a Maryland facility, and the decision aligns with federal preservation laws, though critics argue it dishonors history.