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Colin Kaepernick wants back on the plantation.

She claims America is free due only to "the hard work, struggles, and sacrifices of African Americans."

The forts are likely to be renamed after blacks.

Britain's Conservative government is pushing anti-white history into classrooms.

”It was written by slavers and colonists, and white people who were willing to make deals with slavers and colonists."

"I’m really tired of learning, you know, only the basics — only learning about White men in history."

"Those calls for racial equity and spatial justice need to be front and centre in that vision."

The "Dutchmen" mascot was considered too "eurocentric."

Month formerly known as February is packed with excitement.

The white governor's name was replaced by that of a black student.

Bootlicking in the art world.

“Five hundred years after the invasion of Michoacan, the indigenous people continue to resist and fight."

Will the university rename itself next?

Indians claim the white man's statue is "a symbol of oppression against Indigenous people."

The Republican House speaker has no idea where the statue went.

Over 700 Confederate monuments are still standing.

City is spending $1.5 million to haul away the granite.

Black god replaces white hero.

It was previously vandalized with the graffiti: "destroy white supremacy."

No love for the white man.

The statue "communicates a racial hierarchy that the Museum and members of the public have long found disturbing."

“Wokeness” comes for the imagination.

America owes its liberties and prosperity to black people.

Black musician replaces white hero.

Cleveland purges Patrick Henry and Thomas Jefferson.

Defense lawyer urged the jury "to be on the right side of history."

The humiliation continues.

Florida’s Republican governor approved the Confederate's removal in 2016.

The city is named after a Jamaican sugar plantation.

Look what they do to heritage.

He wants a fellow Cherokee to replace Old Hickory.

"What the fire spared, the diocese wants to destroy."

Vae victis.

Richmond's black mayor wanted a "clean slate."

“This proposal best speaks to the values of equity and racial justice."

Another Southern hero is toppled.

The university requires the new honorees be from "historically underrepresented" groups.

A majority of county respondents voted to keep the names.

Former museum educator says it's a "literal rewriting of history."

The school no longer wants to be named after "an individual who expressed and demonstrated racist values.”

“I don’t think it sets a dangerous precedent at all."

There would be themed chapels on a "discovery trail," with an emphasis on Africa and Asia.

"It was an oversight on our part to not make the connection to a year of colonization, conquest, and genocide."

The city wants “to create a new symbolic landscape that is representative of the. . . diverse city Charlotte has become."

Sen. Elizabeth Warren is leading the charge.

"Our government’s commitment to truth and reconciliation demands that we diversify and decolonise."

The show's purpose is to lift up "contemporary Black female power, femininity, and desire."

New book condemns Churchill as a racist.

"Middle America's view of the country is more than a little distant from the Ivy League's."

Blacks need to be at "the very center of American history."

The group declared the pioneering ornithologist a "white supremacist."

“Recontextualization is not enough."

Black criminals replace white heroes.

“For us to really highlight such an individual is really not who we are as a council."

The great Swedish botanist dared notice racial differences.

She says it's part of America's "shameful past."

Spanish conservatives defend their nation's history.

I propose a new name for the holiday — and it's not Indigenous Peoples Day.

"We also acknowledge the painful history of wrongs and atrocities that many European explorers inflicted on Tribal Nations."

Black mayor: "Our shared history in the city is tainted by colonial violence and systemic exclusion."

A civil rights activist will replace Jefferson Davis.

The singer thinks Beethoven may have been black.

Prison commissioner: "It is unacceptable to maintain facility names with negative historical connotations."

It's a day for Canadians "to learn from Indigenous voices."

The new windows will tell "a new and more complete" story.

Says the replacement sends a "powerful message" about the state's values.

Even on a New York City schoolboard, it is possible to fight back.

It's the state's only remaining Confederate monument on public grounds.

They also want to “identify and officially restore the original Te Reo Māori names for all towns, cities and places."

Almost all the portraits were of white men.

The burning was intended to "bury the ashes of racism."

It also considers paintings of the Founders symbols of "structural racism."

The terms of surrender have been withdrawn.

The woke capsule will replace the 1887 artifacts left under the toppled Robert E. Lee statue.

The crowd chanted "Black Lives Matter" as the statue was removed.