Years later, this issue continues to spark strong emotions. For some, murals and statues represent a turning point in history — a moment that forced society to confront policing, accountability, and justice. 🕊️

For others, they symbolize a reaction made in an emotionally charged time — and believe public spaces should reflect unity, shared values, and long-standing contributions. 🇺🇸

There’s also a middle ground: preserving history doesn’t always mean celebrating it. Some suggest placing such displays in museums or educational spaces, where context and reflection matter most. 🏛️📚

Maybe the deeper question isn’t about art at all — but about how we remember, learn, and move forward together.

• Should public art capture a moment — or withstand time?
• Is removal erasure — or redefinition?
• Can expression and unity coexist?

There are no simple answers — only perspectives. Let’s keep the conversation thoughtful and respectful. 🤝