04-01-2022 21:05 via artnews.com

Richmond’s Controversial Robert E. Lee Statue May Head to the City’s Black History Museum

A Confederate monument to Robert E. Lee in Richmond, Virginia, that became a flashpoint in America’s fierce debate over public monuments may have a new home: the city’s Black History Museum and Cultural Center.
Virginia Governor Ralph Northam and Richmond Mayor Levar Stoney announced last week that they had reached a tentative agreement to transfer ownership of the 21-foot-tall Lee statue, along with its pedestal and eight other Confederate statues removed from the city, to the museu
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