Coffee & Politics Oct. 10: Civil War monuments

The Foley Institute’s Coffee & Politics Series continues with:

Racism or heritage? Controversies over Civil War monuments

Are Civil War monuments emblems of racism and white supremacy? Is removing them rewriting history?  Featuring WSU professors Jenifer Barclay, Lawrence Hatter, and Matthew Sutton, who will discuss the controversy.

Tuesday, October 10 | noon | Foley Speaker’s Room

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