Controversial Albert Pike Statue Restored and Reinstalled in D.C.
October 27, 2025
A Confederate general’s statue, once toppled in 2020, is restored in D.C., sparking renewed debate on its place.
A Confederate general’s statue, once toppled in 2020, is restored in D.C., sparking renewed debate on its place.
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