US EditionRe-Examining Thomas Jefferson and Slavery
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Re-Examining Thomas Jefferson and Slavery
After the Black Lives Matter riots and the cultural reckoning of 2020 following the murder of George Floyd, New York City’s Public Design Commission knew things needed to change in City Hall. By the end of 2021, they got their wish, and a statue of Founding Father (and slaveowner) Thomas Jefferson was removed from the building. Councilmember Adrienne Adams, co-chair of the Black, Latino, and Asian Caucus, was made “deeply uncomfortable knowing t…
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