Jefferson statue faces ouster from New York's City Hall
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Mayor Bill de Blasio says the proposal to remove a statue of Thomas Jefferson came from members of the City Council. The Public Design Commission will approve the loan of the statue to the New-York Historical Society. The commission, which is made up of mayoral appointees, has the statue's fate on the agenda for its Monday meeting.
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Thomas Jefferson statue to be removed from New York City Council chamber
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Vote To Be Held On Removing Thomas Jefferson Statue From New York City Hall
NEW YORK (CBSNewYork) — A vote is expected to be held Monday to determine the future of a Thomas Jefferson statue at New York City Hall.The statue, created in 1833, currently stands inside council chambers.Some city council members have championed the statue’s removal, citing Jefferson’s history as a slaveholder.The statue is expected to be moved to the New York Historical Society after a vote by the Public Design Commission.