Just to be clear, I am not suggesting that James Longstreet deserves a statue. Mr. Groce is not suggesting such a thing either. What we are pointing out is that memory is constantly evolving and fluid. What we are now witnessing is a natural extension of public memory.
Just to be clear, I am not suggesting that James Longstreet deserves a statue. Mr. Groce is not suggesting such a thing either. What we are pointing out is that memory is constantly evolving and fluid. What we are now witnessing is a natural extension of public memory.
Just to be clear, I am not suggesting that James Longstreet deserves a statue. Mr. Groce is not suggesting such a thing either. What we are pointing out is that memory is constantly evolving and fluid. What we are now witnessing is a natural extension of public memory.