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Acknowledgments
• The Mammy Washington Almost Had, by Tony Horwitz
• More Than a Statue: Rethinking J. Marion Sims’s Legacy, by Deirdre Cooper Owens
• Confederate Monuments and Tributes in the United States, Explained, by Shelley Puhak
• “The Civil War Lies on Us like a Sleeping Dragon”: America’s Deadly Divide—and Why It Has Returned, by David Blight
• Lincoln, Monuments, and Memory, by Harold Holzer
• Confederate Memorials: Their Past and Futures, by Jane Turner Censer
• Empty Pedestals: What Should Be Done with Civic Monuments to the Confederacy and Its Leaders? by Civil War Times
• The Largest Confederate Monument in America Can’t Be Taken Down: It Has to Be Renamed, State by State, by Kevin Waite
• Historian on “Confederate Kentucky”: Time to Remove the Statues, by Anne Marshall
• The “Silent Sam” Confederate Monument at UNC Was Toppled. What Happens Next?, by Ethan J. Kytle and Blain Roberts
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