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Journal Article
Reenvisioning Richmond's Past: Race, Reconciliation, and Public History in the Modern South, 1990–Present
2022
Overview
This essay examines archival papers, public records, interviews, and newspapers of the formerly arch-conservative city of Richmond to better understand the more recent removal of Confederate monuments. In the process, it argues that the 2020 removals were rooted in previous efforts to divorce the city from its racist heritage.
